Integrating Cash Equity Trading with Pre-Trade Financing: A Unified Framework for Cost Optimization and T+0 Atomic Settlement

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  • GEOL GLADSON BATTU

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integrated financing–trading ; cost optimization ; pre-trade frictions ; securities lending ; FX integration ; T+0 atomic settlement

Abstract

This paper presents an integrated trading–financing framework that links cash equity executions with securities lending, foreign-exchange, and repurchase-agreement markets to surface hidden funding costs and operational frictions at the point of order entry (Evans, 2020). By aggregating real-time fee structures, collateral requirements, and FX spreads into a unified “Cost Engine,” the model enables pre-trade optimization and supports T+0 atomic settlement via smart-contract–based workflows (Swan, 2015). Simulation results demonstrate up to 25 % reduction in total trade cost and a 40 % decrease in settlement latency, underscoring the framework’s potential to streamline end-to-end trading operations and liquidity management.

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Published

2021-12-24

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GEOL GLADSON BATTU. (2021). Integrating Cash Equity Trading with Pre-Trade Financing: A Unified Framework for Cost Optimization and T+0 Atomic Settlement. Journal of Computational Analysis and Applications (JoCAAA), 29(6), 1432–1442. Retrieved from https://eudoxuspress.com/index.php/pub/article/view/4960

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