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Agenda
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Day 1 – 16th October
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08:00 - 09:00Registration Opens
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09:00 - 09:10Welcome Note & Opening Remarks
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09:10 - 09:40keynote Address
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- • Regulatory Developments: Understand the latest regulatory changes and their implications on the synthetic securitisation market.
- • Market Trends: Gain insights into current trends and recent activities within the SRT market to inform your strategies and decisions.
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Panel Includes:
Parya Badie, A&O Sherman (Moderator)
Molly Whitehous, Newmarket Capital
Ruhi Patil, Dentons
Kaikobad Kakalia, Chorus Capital
Fernando González, ECB
Zak Chaudary, Deutsche Bank
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- • US vs. European Practices: Explore the divergence between US and European market practices and its impact on issuance dynamics.
- • Regional Bank Progress: Learn about the progress regional banks are making in the SRT market, with a focus on auto SRT transactions and other asset classes.
- • Market Stability Post-SVB: Discuss the market's stability 18 months after the fall of SVB.
- • -CLN Structures: Compare direct CLNs and SPV CLNs to determine which structure may dominate in the future.
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Panel Includes:
Jeffrey Krohn, Guy Carpenter (Moderator)
Angela Ulum, Mayer Brown
Terry Lanson, Seer Capital
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11:20 - 11:40Networking Break
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- • Role of (Re)insurers: Discover how the participation of (re)insurers is transforming the investment landscape.
- • Intermediaries' Role: Examine how intermediaries facilitate growth in the SRT market.
- • Structuring Innovations: Learn about innovative structures enabling (re)insurers' participation in funded and STS SRT.
- • Optimising Pricing: Explore how combining funded and unfunded formats can optimise pricing strategies.
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Panel Includes:
Edmund Parker, Mayer Brown (Moderator)
Ruairi Neville, Arch Insurance
RJ Shea, RenaissanceRe
Robert Simmons, A&O Sherman
François Roos, BNP Paribas
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12:30 - 13:30Lunch & Networking Break
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- • Strategic Integration: Understand how SRT can be integrated into bank strategies for effective capital management.
- • Post-Basel 3.1 Environment: Discuss strategies for banks to thrive in a post-Basel 3.1 regulatory landscape.
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Panel Includes:
Jo Goulbourne Ranero, A&O Sherman (Moderator)
Pascale Olivie, Societe Generale
Ruhi Patil, Dentons
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- • Market Dynamics: Analyse supply and demand drivers, spread trends and transaction volumes in the SRT market.
- • Comparative Analysis: Compare the relative value of SRT investments with direct lending and CLO investments.
- • Value Drivers: Identify factors that could change relative value considerations across these products.
- • Investor Differentiation: Learn how investors can differentiate themselves in a competitive market.
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Panel Includes:
Frank Benhamou, Cheyne Capital
Kaelyn Abrell, ArrowMark Partners
Thea Gausel, Clifford Chance
Jason Marlow, Barclay
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15:10 - 15:30Networking Break
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15:30 - 16:10Basel 3.1 Workshop – An Issuer Perspective
- • Structural/Regulatory Issues: Compare and contrast the issues as they apply to different asset classes.
- • Case Study: Review a case study on capital management impacts and strategies for real assets books.
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- • Market Preparedness: Discuss preparations for significant losses and stresses in the CRE sector.
- • Market Liquidity: Address the illiquidity of the market and the need to diversify the investor base.
- • Pricing: Evaluate whether risk is properly priced in SRT deals.
- • Innovations: Explore recent innovations that benefit the buy-side, such as back leverage.
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Panel Includes:
Leanne Banfield, Linklaters (Moderator)
Alastair Pickett, Chenavari
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17:00 - 17:20Networking Break
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- • Talent Shift: Analyse the impact of the sell-side brain drain to the buy-side on the SRT market.
- • Talent Development: Discuss where new talent is coming from and how it is being developed.
- • Skillset Requirements: Identify the characteristics required in an SRT skillset.
- • Recruitment Trends: Explore recent recruitment trends in the industry.
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Panel Includes:
Christopher Leonard, Clifford Chance (Moderator)
Artem Chernovolenko, Barclays
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18:10 - 19:10Cocktail Reception
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Day 2 – 17th October
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07:30 - 08:30Registration Opens
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08:30 - 08:40Welcome Note & Opening Remarks
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08:40 - 09:40Women in Risk Sharing
- Policing the boundaries: protecting work/life balance
- In the securitisation market, the transactional nature of the work – commonly involving long hours and tight deadlines - creates challenges, especially for women with young families. What can the industry do to improve work/life balance as a whole? Women’s views are often marginalised, and their perspectives, ambitions and needs not taken into account. How can an effective dialogue be created in this context?
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09:40 - 10:00Networking Break
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- • New Jurisdictions: Explore opportunities arising from the adoption of SRT by Nordic and Benelux banks following Basel 3.1 implementation.
- • New Asset Classes: Explore which asset classes are set to provide opportunities in the coming year.
- • ESG: Discuss the role of synthetic securitisation in supporting ESG and digital transitions.
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Panel Includes:
Jonas Backlund, Revel Partners
Niklas Thulin, DNB
Thomas Lupbrand, EIF
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- • Regional Drivers: Understand the factors driving interest and activity in Latin America, South Africa and Central and Eastern Europe.
- • Role of MDBs and DFIs: Examine how multilateral development banks (MDBs) and development finance institutions (DFIs) are attracting private capital to emerging markets.
- • Case Study: Review a case study highlighting a successful emerging market transaction.
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Panel Includes:
Edmund Parker, Mayer Brown (Moderator)
Xavier Jordan, IFC
Georgi Stoev, EIF
Pedro Martins, Bank Millennium
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11:40 - 12:00Networking Break
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- • First-Time Issuers: Learn how first-time issuers should approach the SRT market.
- • SRT Challenges: Discuss the complexity, data quality and infrastructure challenges in the SRT market.
- • Disclosures and Ratings: Understand what investors require from pool disclosures and ratings versus what banks are willing to provide.
- • Market Standardisation: Explore whether market terms are beginning to standardise.
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Alan McNamara, Howden
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12:40 - 13:40Lunch & Networking
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