On Monday June 4, delegates will have the chance to attend our whole day summit dedicated to the major regulatory changes happening in the US and globally. Discussion focused on the details of the latest changes and what firms should be doing to prepare.
Key Topics To Be Addressed Include:
- Sifis: How can we prevent Sifis from failing without creating moral hazard or increasing systemic risk?
- Basel III Capital & Liquidity Standards: Examine capital buffers, LCR, NFSR & the key question of how much capital is enough.
- Central Clearing: Are we transforming counterparty risk to liquidity risk? Are CCPs the ultimate Sifis?
- Progress Of The Fundamental Trading Book Review
- Implementing Regulation On An Unlevel Playing Field: Understanding how different regulations fit together & how to deal with discrepancies and regional interpretations.
- Results & Impact Of Latest Regulatory Stress Tests
- Macroprudential Regulation & Supervision: Examine how regulators can create & use early warning systems, bubble indicators & other tools to prevent the next crisis.
- Managing Implementation In Practice: Dealing with unintended consequences & coping with regulatory burden.
Speakers Already Confirmed Include:
- Karl Reitz, Senior Policy Analyst, FDIC
- Victor Ng, Managing Director, Global Head Of Corporate Risk & Chief Risk Architect, Market Risk, GOLDMAN SACHS
- Peter Cai, Managing Director, Portfolio Risk Management, MORGAN STANLEY
- Adam Gilbert, Managing Director, Head Of Regulatory Policy, Corporate Risk Management Group, JP MORGAN CHASE
- Mark Carey, Senior Adviser, Department Of International Finance, FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
- Barbara Frohn, Managing Director, GRUPO SANTANDER
- Christian Lajoie, Head Of Group Prudential Affairs, BNP PARIBAS
- Steve Lindo, Director, Treasury Management & Mortgage Risk, FIFTH THIRD BANCORP
- Andres Portilla, Director, Regulatory Affairs, IIF
- Jason Wu, Economist, Quantitative Risk Management, Banking Supervision & Regulation, FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
- Ahmet Yetis, Director, BARCLAYS CAPITAL