9 - 11 November, 2010
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DAY 2 – 11th November 2009

 

08.00 Registration and Morning Coffee
Registration and Morning Coffee
08.55 Chairman's Opening Address
Sean Taylor, Director, Deutsche Bank Wealth Management
Chairman's Opening Address

Sean Taylor
Director, Deutsche Bank Wealth Management

09.00 Validation Of Market Supplied Prices - Do We Really Have Enough Information To Know What We’re Dealing With?
  • Obtaining security prices from the market
  • Using market tools to validate security prices
  • Challenges around validating off exchanged traded securities. E.g. Fixed Income & Derivatives
09.30 The Importance of Data Management in Fragmented European Equities Markets
Kunal Nandwani, Associate, Nomura
  • Mapping how trading becomes complex with market data expansion
  • Adjusting pre-trade and post-trade analytics
  • Fine-Tune customising signals and reactive decisions for all algorithmic trading engines
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Kunal Nandwani
Associate, Nomura

Along with software development experience in India, Kunal has worked for Lehman Brothers in Capital Markets, across Equities, Equity Derivatives and Prime Brokerage for over 3 years. Kunal is currently working in Nomura International, Liquid Markets Product Management in London.
10.00 Panel Discussion: How Will Upcoming Regulations Affect You?
Angela Knight, President, British Bankers' Association
Ian Webster, Global Head of Data Management, UBS Global Asset Management
Keith Hale, EVP EMEA, Netik
Michael Kollak, Director Securities Supervision, BAFIN
  • Establishing the immediate actions put in place by the FSA and global regulators in response to the economic crisis – will the
  • enforcement of existing regulations change?
  • An insight into moves to overlay financial standards with new financial accounting standards
  • Examining the FSA’s role in G20 plans for a global regulatory body – how will a global body control local implementation?
  • Identifying the benefits of more aligned global regulation for the banking industry
  • Predicted timelines and next steps – how can you follow global activity and prepare for upcoming change?
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Angela Knight
President, British Bankers' Association

Angela entered Parliament in 1992 as MP for Erewash and was Economic Secretary to the Treasury between 1995 and 1997, when she lost her seat at the General Election. She was the Chief Executive of the Association of Private Client Investment Managers and Stockbrokers from September 1997 to December 2006. She is currently the Chief Executive of the British Bankers Association. She is also a non-exe [read more]
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Ian Webster
Global Head of Data Management, UBS Global Asset Management

Ian was Global Head of Market Data at BGI from early 2005 to 2008. He was responsible for both the daily operations and the market data spend. In November 2008 Ian joined UBS Global Asset Management as global head of data management.
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Keith Hale
EVP EMEA, Netik

Keith Hale has 18 years experience in financial services software specializing in data management and reporting projects solution for investment managers, custodians, prime brokers and fund administrators. Keith is a founder of Netik and currently EVP, EMEA responsible for the sales, client services and implementation of Netik’s products and services in the region. Keith has overseen sale and then [read more]
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Michael Kollak
Director Securities Supervision, BAFIN

Michael Kollak is member of several working and experts group at CESR (Committee of European Securities Regulators) and works for the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority in Germany (BaFin) for over 10 years. He studied physics, started working as a project manager at the BaFin, became approved stock exchange broker in 2001 and is now, in his function as Director Securities Supervision, head of [read more]
10.30 MID-MORNING COFFEE IN THE SOLUTIONS ZONE
MID-MORNING COFFEE IN THE SOLUTIONS ZONE
11.00 Tracking The Role Of Reference Data In Capital Markets Over The Last 18 Months And Identifying Key Impacts
Sean Taylor, Director, Deutsche Bank Wealth Management
  • Examining organisational attitudes to data to understand how performance is linked to funding
  • Assessing regulatory vs commercial drivers for change in the industry and determining the relevance of each within your
  • function
  • Making sure your data relates to the organisation as a whole and presenting information in a way which talks to senior
  • management
  • Separating data from the technical detail to give it a corporate agenda

Sean Taylor
Director, Deutsche Bank Wealth Management

11.30 Getting Departments Across Your Organisation Onto A Workflow To Deliver More Accurate Customer Data
Richard Snookes, Director, Global Reference Data Operations, Barclays Capital
  • Assessing current costs in cleansing customer data in relation to the business benefit to your company
  • Identifying the key internal areas where problems occur and benchmarking workflow capabilities
  • Reviewing the regulatory demands on accurate customer data and benefits of developing a workflow across the organisation
  • Putting in place an exception process if existing data doesn’t cover your needs
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Richard Snookes
Director, Global Reference Data Operations, Barclays Capital

The Client On Boarding group at BarCap is responsible for performing all aspects of KYC/AML and sanction screening in addition to enterprise data management across a host of downstream front and back end systems. The group operates on a global basis and manages new business requests across all asset classes. Previous to his role at BarCap, Richard has held a variety of regulatory roles including b [read more]
12.00 Cloud Computing: How Will it Affect Enterprise Infrastructures And What Are The Implications For Data Management?
  • What does Cloud Computing mean at different levels (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS)?
  • How could it affect reference data and enterprise infrastructures?
  • What are the challenges in implementing Cloud Computing?
  • Vision 2015 – How will Cloud Computing change the way we work?
12.30 FIMA Special Guest Speaker
Each year FIMA welcomes a special guest speaker to bring new ideas to our attendees. We’ll be confirming the 2009 speaker in the next few weeks so make sure you keep checking www.fima-europe.com for more information!
13.50 LUNCH
LUNCH
14.30 Building A Data Utility To Develop Standardisation: An Update From The ECB
Francis Gross, Head of External Statistics, European Central Bank
  • Identifying potential ROI – what challenges will the utility overcome and where will it reduce costs?
  • Getting buy-in across the industry from: Data Vendors . Regulatory Bodies & Data Managers
  • Predicted timelines and next steps
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Francis Gross
Head of External Statistics, European Central Bank

Francis’ division is responsible for external statistics (BoP, FDI, etc) of the Euro area and for coordinating their harmonisation across the EU. He is also responsible for the Centralised Securities Database (CSDB), which contains data on individual securities relevant to Euro area statistics. Francis joined the ECB in 2001 as Head of Organisational Planning and moved to his current position in 2 [read more]
14.45 A Data Utility: A Preview Of What It Might Look Like In Reality
  • A hands-on demonstration of Fincore‘s proposed pilot platform for the data utility
  • Discover how problems like handling arbitrary structures of complex instruments can be handled in practice
  • See how an IBEI could be created and entity profiles and hierarchies could be maintained linked directly with complete
  • authoritative instrument information
15.00 P anel Discussion: The Drive Towards Data Standardisation – Measuring The Potential Impact On The Industry
Eduardo Fernandez, Head of Reference & Market Data Global Programme, Santander
Francis Gross, Head of External Statistics, European Central Bank
Mike Atkin, Managing Director, EDM Council
  • Examining the ongoing drivers for varied definitions and taxonomy: is there a valid business case for this system?
  • Identifying the drawbacks of pooling information and discussing the effect on competitive advantage
  • Past attempts: what are the key factors which have contributed to the failure of previous attempts?
  • Assessing data vendors’ attitudes towards this concept at a time of reduced revenue streams
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Eduardo Fernandez
Head of Reference & Market Data Global Programme, Santander

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Francis Gross
Head of External Statistics, European Central Bank

Francis’ division is responsible for external statistics (BoP, FDI, etc) of the Euro area and for coordinating their harmonisation across the EU. He is also responsible for the Centralised Securities Database (CSDB), which contains data on individual securities relevant to Euro area statistics. Francis joined the ECB in 2001 as Head of Organisational Planning and moved to his current position in 2 [read more]
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Mike Atkin
Managing Director, EDM Council

Mike is well known in the industry as someone who is trying to drive through change to reference data management and push for data standardisation across the financial regulators as well as vendors. The EDM Council which is a business forum for financial institutions and has been designed to enable senior officers responsible for content management to share information on the business strategies a [read more]
16.10 MID-AFTERNOON COFFEE
MID-AFTERNOON COFFEE
17.10 END OF CONFERENCE
END OF CONFERENCE