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Event Date |
Thu Feb 6 CET (almost 5 years ago)
In your timezone (EST): Thu Feb 6 11:00am - Thu Feb 6 11:00am |
Location |
Cercle de l’Union Interalliée
33 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008, Paris, France |
Region | EMEA |
Europe’s policymakers want the financial industry to become more resilient and competitive to contribute to a stronger Europe. But new lawmakers at the European Parliament and Commission, along with a new president at the European Central Bank and the U.K.’s expected departure, make the future policy hard to predict. At the same time, several EU member states face daunting budgetary pressures, needing to keep debt under control while funding innovation, the fight against climate change and a social welfare model whose costs keep increasing.
• What will it take to make Europe’s financial sector more resilient and sustainable?
• How can Europe improve its global economic competitiveness and ensure financial markets independence?
• Does the Capital Markets Union require a competitive financial services industry?
• Could a well-functioning CMU help EU member states fund innovation and tackle the climate-change transition?
• What differences remain between Eastern and Western Europe in the development of financial services? Have recent EU financial regulations affected countries differently?
• How will the U.K.’s expected departure impact Europe’s banking and financial industry? How will the U.K. access the EU market? Can Brexit be a motivation to develop the CMU and banking union?
Why Attend?
• Hear the latest insights from Europe’s newly appointed policymakers as well as finance innovators
• Shape the future of finance through live Q&A and solution-oriented roundtable discussions
• Be among the 130+ industry leaders, policymakers and key drivers of change in finance
• Maximize your presence and prearrange meetings with the participants and the speakers on site through our dedicated app
2020 Speakers
SPEAKERS:
Vivienne Artz
President, Women in Banking and Finance
Ugo Bassi
Director for Financial Markets, DG FISMA, European Commission
Vincenzo Bavoso
Professor, University of Manchester
Marek Belka
Member of the European Parliament
Fran Boait
Executive Director, Positive Money
Jose Manuel Campa
Chair, European Banking Authority
Floriane De Sain Pierre
Chair, Ethics & Boards
Vanessa Casano
Head of Asset Management Policy Division, Autorite Des Marches Financiers
Saskia Devolder
General Manager Europe North and Deputy Chief Executive EMEA, Wift
Sven Giegold
Member og the European Parliament
Piers Haben
Director of Banking Markets, Innovation and Consumers, European Banking Authority
Paivi Heillinen
Head of Payment Systems Department and Chief Cashier, Bank of Finland
Josina Kamerling
Head of Regulatory Outreach, EMEA, CFA Institute
Elke Konig
Chair, Single Resolution Board
Bruno Le Maire
Minister of Economy and Finance
David Lewis
Executive Secretary, Financial Action Task Force
Steven Maijoor
Chair, European Securities and Markets Authority
Robert Ophele
Chairman, Autorite De Marches Financiers
Valdis Dombrovski
Vice President for People, European Commission
Sirpa Pietikainen
Member of the European Parliament
Dr. Jorg Kukies
State Secretary for Financial Market Policy and European Policy
Michael N. Pedroni
Executive Vice President and Managing Director of International Affairs, Managed Funds Association
Hyung Song Shin
Economic Adviser and Head of Research, Bank for International Settlements
Paolo Tasca
Executive Director, Centre for Blockchain Technologies, University College London
Paul Tang
Member of the European Parliament
Sylvain Vanston
Group Head of Climate & Environment, AXA
MODERATORS:
Hannah Brenton
Reporter, Financial Services, Politico
Bjarke Smith-Meyer
Reporter, Financial Services, Politico
Matei Rosca
Reporter, Financial Services, Politico
2020 Partner
PRESENTING PARTNER:
• Managed Funds Association
SUPPORTING PARTNER:
• CFA Institute
SUPPORTERS:
• Alternative Credit Council
• Institut Montaigne
• French Asset Management Association