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Understanding starts with context. The SIX Blog brings together expert perspectives to help you make sense of a changing financial landscape.

Sanctions can affect far more than compliance. From reliable data to settlement and post-trade services, managing sanctions risk increasingly requires a broader market perspective. Explore what this means for financial institutions and market infrastructure.

Sanctions are no longer only a compliance concern. Their impact can extend across data, market infrastructure, and post-trade processes. See how reliable information and collaboration can help financial institutions manage sanctions risk with greater confidence.

Meet Fernando de la Calle Silos, Head Data Science and AI Engineering at SIX Financial Information, whose journey reflects curiosity, continuous learning, and a passion for turning innovation into real-world impact. Based in Madrid, Fernando joined SIX eight years ago as a Data Scientist and has grown alongside the evolution of AI within the company. Today, he leads teams developing scalable AI solutions that help make financial data more accessible, valuable, and easier to use. Discover his growth story and what motivates him to keep learning, innovating, and creating value for clients and colleagues alike. Read the full interview: https://six.swiss/3VkTklq #WeAreSIX #discoverSIX #SIXcareers

A trade can be executed in seconds, but the process does not end there. Clearing helps manage risk. Settlement completes the exchange of securities and cash. Together, they support efficient and resilient financial markets.

Europe moves to T+1 on October 11, 2027. What happens after a trade is executed?Clearing and settlement play distinct roles in managing risk and completing the exchange of securities and cash.