Clearing and Settlement World 2016 (past event)

14 - 15 November, 2016

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Dan Simpson


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DAY 1 – 14TH NOVEMBER

Monday, September 11th, 2017

14:20 Presentation: MIFID II & MIFIR reforms under the microscope: Clarifying the implications of new transparency requirements on your current reporting regime

  • Preparing operations for the broadened scope of transaction reporting: Pinpointing the critical success factors for achieving process efficiency

  • Benchmarking readiness – don’t be deceived by the delay: How to drive operational change to ensure your firm is ready for mandate

  • How to drive infrastructure changes required that will guarantee all exchange-traded transactions are offered clearing certainty

  • Championing investor protection: How to prepare infrastructure that will streamline the increased volume of documentation

15:05 Case Study Revolution: Aligning trade and transaction reporting: How to transition your current infrastructure to meet the new MIFID II and MIFIR reporting requirements with ease

  • Optimising report construction: How to normalise and automate the collection of required data from disparate systems and agencies

  • Taking advantage of ARM and outsourcing options: How to overcome concerns over best execution and the release of sensitive data

  • Looking ahead in identifying regulatory overlap: How to build infrastructure that will create a streamlined reporting process to meet requirements under EMIR, MIFID II, SFTR and CSDR

  • A reporting one-stop shop? How to intelligently leverage outsourcing options to streamline efficiency and reduce the cost of re-reporting

16:20 Central Bank Case Study: Beyond compliance in regulatory reporting: How can improving the quality and efficiency of data drive additional business benefits

  • Exclusive insight on data analysed thus far:

  1. Who is looking at it?

  2. What is it being used for?

  3. Which trades or data fields are being focused upon?

  • How can data quality be improved under a double-sided reporting regime

  • Clarifying the future of the LEI debate: How to employ standards to bring full maturity to trade and transaction reporting

  • Are the expectations realized? Is it cost-effecticve?

  • Drilling-down into the advantages of trade reporting: What are the long term goals and how will this directly benefit market participants?

17:05 Oxford-Style Debate: Trade reporting - a valid solution for regulatory transparency needs or just an operational headache?

  • Should the responsibility of identifying systemic risk and market abuse lie with the trade repository?

  • Can trade and transaction data ever work as a certified tool to pre-empt a financial crash?

  • Does market fragmentation and issues around access to sensitive data threaten the ability of trade to identify risk hot spots?

  • Contributing to global transparency requirements through partnerships: Do national repositories have a role to play in less homogenous regions?