The governments of the US, Europe and the UK are legislating for financial reform at speed.
The governments of the US, Europe and the UK are legislating for financial reform at speed. Register now to discuss the effectiveness of emerging regulation with senior speakers from governments, financial services companies, and experts.
• Will the proposed reforms succeed in addressing regulatory and sectoral arbitrage?
• Will reforms encompass ‘shadow banking’?
• Will recent US election results water down plans for financial reform?
• How will systemically important banks be treated?
• Will new rules on central counterparties reduce risk?
• Are new roles for central banks compatible with the principle of political non-interference?
Speakers include:
John Authers, Editor, Lex, Financial Times
Diana Chan, Chief Executive Officer, EuroCCP
Charles Haswell, Group Head of Regulatory Policy, HSBC
Patrick Pearson, Head, Financial Markets Infrastructure, Internal Market Directorate General, European Commission
Xavier Rolet, Chief Executive, London Stock Exchange
David Sayer, Global Head of Retail Banking, KPMG
Mark Sobel, Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Finance, US Department of the Treasury
Paul Tucker, Deputy Governor, Bank of England
Martin Wheatley, Chief Executive Officer, Securities and Futures Commission, Hong Kong
Bill Winters, Member of the UK Independent Commission on Banking, Former Co-CEO, JPMorgan Chase & Co
Eddy Wymeersch, Former Chairman, Committee of European Securities Regulators
