FIA Forum: Frankfurt 2022
Key Trends in Cleared Derivatives
12 July 2022 • 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM CEST • Hilton Hotel – Frankfurt, City CentreFIA returns to Frankfurt to address key issues impacting listed and cleared derivatives market participants in the region. Against the backdrop of ongoing market volatility and the march toward the Capital Markets Union, industry experts and regulators will explore regulatory developments, the renewed focus on data quality, improvements to industry operations, the emergence of new products to address the sustainable finance agenda, and the growth of crypto futures markets.
Join us for this one-day forum and connect with leading firms that are driving the growth and redefinition of the European cleared derivatives markets.
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09:00
Registration
09:30
Welcome Remarks and Keynote Introduction
Speaker:
- Robbert Booij, CEO Region Europe, ABN AMRO Clearing, and chair of FIA’s European Regional Advisory Board
09:45
Keynote Address
Speaker:
- Klaus Löber, Chair of the CCP Supervisory Committee, European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA)
10:15
Regulating European Markets for the Future
A panel of experts considers the next steps in the review of core financial market regulations in Europe and their impact on the cleared derivatives industry. How will changes in regulation support the ambitions for the Capital Markets Union and growth? And what are the opportunities and challenges for derivatives markets?
Moderator:
- Corinna Schempp, Head of EU Policy & Regulation, FIA
Speakers:
- Marc Benzler, Partner, Clifford Chance
- Haroun Boucheta, Head of Public Affairs, BNP Paribas
- Dario Crispini, CEO, Kaizen Reporting
- Vassiliki Veliou, Head of Market Structure & Regulation, Eurex
- Susan Yavari, Senior Regulatory Policy Advisor – Capital Markets, EFAMA
11:15
Networking Break
11:30
The Drive to Improve Data Quality within Derivatives Reporting
Following the financial crisis, regulators across the globe implemented new regulations to improve transparency resulting in the creation of swaths of new data – most significantly across trade and transaction reporting data which provide vital information to regulators on the health of markets and potential market abuse. However, with many European regulators citing data quality as a major issue to be addressed in 2022, what have we learnt from the financial crisis and how can we ensure that the data we are now collecting and contributing to as an industry is accurate and can be put to best use? .
Moderator:
- John Graham, Senior Director, Regulation, FIA
Speakers:
- Suzanne Calcagno, Global Head of Regulatory Response & Oversight, MSS Operations, HSBC Bank plc
- Tim Hartley, Director of EMIR reporting, Kaizen Reporting
- Andres Roussos, Partner and CEO, Point Nine Limited
- Christian Sigmundt, Head of Section, BaFin
12:30
Networking Lunch
13:30
Improving Industry Operations to Cope with Volatile Markets
Recent volatile market conditions – from the start of the Covid pandemic to the Russian war on Ukraine – have caused strains on the system. While markets have continued to function well, the experiences have resulted in a debate looking at improving processes right along the trade lifecycle, including an assessment of margin during highly volatile periods. This panel will consider lessons learned and proposals on improving efficiency.
Moderator:
- Stuart Bailey, Vice President, Clearing Policy And Operations, FIA
Speakers:
- Markus Konz, Head of Derivatives Operations, Helaba
- Stefan Lundgren, Listed Derivatives Markets Clearing, Deutsche Bank AG
- Neha Sekar Waters, Executive Director, Global Markets, Goldman Sachs International
- Melanie Weber, Senior Vice President – Clearing Design, Eurex
- David White, Chief Commercial Officer, Cloud Margin
14:30
The Role of Derivatives Markets in Meeting Sustainability Targets
Market-based solutions play a vital role in the global response to climate change. This panel of industry experts will consider key areas of innovation where derivatives markets help foster a more sustainable global financial system and economy.
Moderator:
- Bruce Savage, Head of Europe, FIA
Speaker:
- Paul Dawson, Head of Regulatory Affairs, RWE
- Pauline Engelberts, Global Chief Operations Officer, Chief Sustainability Officer, ABN AMRO Clearing
- Christina Sell, Chief Sustainability Officer Trading and Clearing, Deutsche Börse
15:15
Crypto – a Revolution for Futures Markets?
Crypto currency markets have a witnessed meteoric rise in recent years and are now making their mark in futures markets. This panel will discuss developments in Europe, including institutional appetite for digital assets, different regulatory approaches across the region and how these might impact the derivatives market structure.
Moderator:
- Tim Bevan, Founder & Co-CEO, ETC Group
Speakers:
- Ivan Keller, Policy Officer, European Commission
- Sascha Semroch, Product Design, Eurex
- Sabrina Wilson, Chief Operating Officer, Copper.co
16:00
Closing Remarks
Speaker:
- Bruce Savage, Head of Europe, FIA
16:05
Closing Reception
17:00
Close
Agenda subject to change.
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FIA FORUM: Frankfurt 2022 |
Rate |
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MEMBERS |
€90 EUR |
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NON-MEMBERS |
€110 EUR |
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REGULATORS |
€35 EUR |
*Pricing does not include VAT. Since this event will take place in Germany, VAT will be applied to all registrations during checkout.
Press: Please contact FIA Media Relations to register as press.
If you have issues registering, please contact memberservices@fia.org.
Hilton Hotel, Frankfurt City Centre, Hochstraße 4, 60313 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
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