Glossary
Every term between trade and settlement.
Trade break aging measures how long post-trade discrepancies have remained open and converts age, settlement proximity, severity, ownership, and evidence into escalation state.
The exception workflow for identifying, classifying, and resolving post-trade discrepancies before they breach the T+1 affirmation cutoff or trigger CSDR cash penalties.
The process of resolving data mismatches between trade counterparties before settlement cutoffs to prevent settlement fails.
Trade capture automation is the governed workflow that turns raw execution events into validated, enriched, downstream-ready trade records with source evidence attached.
The system that books an executed trade into the firm's official records and initiates the post-trade processing workflow from enrichment and matching through to settlement instruction.
The automated comparison of trade details between counterparties to verify both sides recorded the same economics before settlement instructions are generated.
Trade date is when a trade executes and terms are locked; settlement date is when securities and cash change hands and legal ownership transfers — one business day apart under T+1.
The automated augmentation of a raw trade capture with settlement instructions, counterparty identifiers, and regulatory fields required for clearing and settlement.
The discipline of tracking a securities trade through every stage — from order and execution to settlement and position update — with exceptions detected at each handoff.