SEC Cuts Settlement Cycle For Commodities Market Transaction To One Day

SEC Moves to One-Day Settlement Cycle as Nigeria Capital Market Adopts T+1 System - TV360 Nigeria

New rule takes effect June 1, 2026, cutting settlement time from two days to one to boost efficiency, liquidity, and investor confidence…. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced that Nigeria’s capital market will officially transition to a T+1 settlement cycle for equities and commodities transactions starting Monday, June 1, 2026. In a notice issued to market participants, the Commission said the reform is part of ongoing ef…

T+1 Settlement Cycle Takes Off June 1 as SEC Modernises Nigeria’s Capital Market

Nigeria’s capital market will migrate to a T+1 settlement cycle from June 1, with the SEC promising faster transaction completion, reduced counterparty risk and stronger alignment with global market standards.

SEC pushes Nigeria’s capital market closer to global standards with T+1 transition

Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has set June 1, 2026 as the date for Nigeria’s capital market to move to a T+1 settlement cycle for equities and commodities trades. The announcement, made in a notice dated May 18, outlines a framework for capital market operators and stakeholders to prepare for The post SEC pushes Nigeria’s capital market closer to global standards with T+1 transition appeared first on National Accord Newspaper.

‎Nigeria Transitions To T+1 Settlement Cycle Effective June 1

By Godswill Michael ‎ ‎The Nigerian capital market will transition to a T+1 settlement cycle for equities and commodities transactions effective June 1, 2026, as part of efforts to modernise market operations, enhance efficiency, and align with global best practices. ‎ ‎The announcement was made by the Securities and Exchange Commission in a notice issued on Tuesday, detailing the framework and implementation guidelines for all capital market st…

“T+1 Settlement Begins June 1” — SEC Announces Faster Settlement Cycle For Equities, Commodities Transactions

Nigeria’s capital market is set for a major operational shift as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced plans to migrate to a T+1 settlement cycle for equities and commodities transactions, effective Monday, 1 June 2026. In a notice published on 18 May 2026, the Commission outlined a comprehensive framework to guide capital market operators and stakeholders ahead of the transition, which is aimed at enhancing efficiency, tran…

SEC Cuts Settlement Cycle For Commodities Market Transaction To One Day

Nigeria’s capital market will commence a new T+1 settlement regime for equities and commodities transactions from June 1, 2026, as part of broader efforts by the Securities and Exchange Commission to modernise the market and align domestic operations with global standards. The Commission disclosed this in a circular announcing the transition from the current T+2 settlement cycle to a T+1 framework for trades cleared and settled by the Central Se…