April 25th 2013
- The Dorchester, London
Four years on and Europe’s Capital Markets are still in a state of prolonged crisis. And economic stagnation no longer sits in Europe alone. What effect will the dramatic slow-down of emerging economies have on the long-term survival of Europe’s capital Markets? Where will the next bubble form and burst? How will start ups and tomorrow’s entrepreneurs spark growth in the Capital Markets industry? Bellwether Europe in 2011 focused on the threats faced by investors and how to manage them; in 2012 conversations optimistically centred on how to identify opportunities in a zero-growth epoch.
In 2013… it will be about survival. 2013. Adapt or Die. Attend Bellwether Europe to better understand your fate.
How European financial markets are reforming beyond recognition
What the new rule makers are doing and what the new rules will look like
Where and how they can find returns as growth in Europe is anaemic
- An unrivalled senior audience for high-level networking.
- Access to new ideas / strategies that will shape the industry.
- Access to new and free research
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| 08.00 | REGISTRATION |
| 08.50 | CHAIR'S OPENING REMARKS Philip Coggan, Capital Markets Editor and Buttonwood Columnist, The Economist |
| PART I: EUROPE AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMY |
| 08.55 | KEYNOTE INTRODUCTORY SESSION: SAVING THE EURO Jorg Asmussen, Member of the Executive Board, European Central Bank David Lipton, First Deputy Managing Director, International Monetary Fund |
| 10.15 | CHINA GROWTH AND IMPLICATIONS FOR EUROPE Stephen King, Group Chief Economist and Global Head of Asset Allocation Research, HSBC |
| 10.40 | NETWORKING AND REFRESHMENT BREAK |
| PART II: MARKET RISKS |
| 11.05 | MARKET SIGNALS PRESENTATION Andrew Haldane, Executive Director, Financial Stability, Bank of England |
| 11.35 | THE COST OF AUSTERITY Steve Keen, Professor of Economics and Finance, University of Western Sydney; Author, Debunking Economics (speaking via video-uplink) |
| 12.05 | BELLWETHER INTERVIEW: BUBBLE TROUBLE: WHAT'S THE NEXT BUBBLE? Sushil Wadhwani, Chief Executive Officer, Wadhwani Asset Management; Former Member of the Monetary Policy Committee, Bank of England |
| 12.35 | PANEL DISCUSSION: REFORMING THE OTC DERIVATIVES MARKET Nadine Chakar, Executive Vice-president, Global Collateral Services, BNY Mellon Bryan Durkin, Chief Operating Officer, CME Group Simon Gleeson, Partner, Clifford Chance Manmohan Singh, Senior Economist, International Monetary Fund |
| 13.15 | LUNCH |
| PART III: ENGINES OF GROWTH |
| 14.15 | THE SEARCH FOR GROWTH: HOW POSITIVE ARE YOU ABOUT THE PROSPECTS FOR THE GLOBAL ECONOMY? Alasdair Ross, Global Product Director, Economist Intelligence Unit Jonathan Portes, Director, National Institute of Economic and Social Research |
| 14.45 | ENTREPRENEURS IN EUROPE |
| 15.15 | NETWORKING AND REFRESHMENT BREAK |
| 15.35 | PANEL DISCUSSION: A NEW MONETARY AND ECONOMIC ORDER FOR EUROPE? Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, Visiting Scholar, Weatherhead Centre, Harvard; Former Member of the Executive Board, European Central Bank Thomas Mayer, Senior Fellow, Centre of Financial Studies, Goethe Universitat; Senior Advisor, Deutsche Bank Yves Perrier, Chief Executive Officer, Amundi Jean-Michel Six, Managing Director and Chief Economist EMEA, Standard & Poor's |
| 16.35 | CHAIR'S CLOSING REMARKS |
| 16.45 | CLOSE OF SUMMIT AND DRINKS RECEPTION |
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Philip Coggan, Capital Markets Editor and Buttonwood Columnist, The Economist
Author of The Economist’s Buttonwood Column, Philip Coggan will be cross-examining the views of investors and market commentators and scrutinising the future of investment in European capital markets.
Jörg Asmussen, Member of the Executive Board, European Central Bank
Jörg Asmussen has been a Member of the Executive Board since early 2012 and represents the ECB in European forums including The Economic and Financial Committee and the G20 Deputies Meetings.
David Lipton, First Deputy Managing Director, International Monetary Fund
Before coming to the Fund in 2011, David Lipton worked on global risk issues management, served the Clinton administration at the Treasury Department and helped lead the Treasury’s response to the financial crisis in Asia.
Stephen King, Group Chief Economist, HSBC
Stephen is HSBC's Group Chief Economist and the Bank’s Global Head of Economics and Asset Allocation research. He is directly responsible for HSBC’s global economic coverage and co-ordinates the research of HSBC economists all over the world.
Andrew Haldane, Executive Director, Financial Stability, Bank of England
Andrew Haldane has responsibility for developing Bank policy on financial stability issues and the management of the Financial Stability Area for Bank of England
Sushil Wadhwani, Chief Executive Officer, Wadhwani Asset Management
Sushil Wadhwani was formerly a member of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee and has published a number of articles in academic journals.
Steve Keen, Professor of Economics and Finance, University of Western Sydney
Steve Keen is also the author of Debunking Economics.
Nadine Chakar, Executive Vice-president, Global Collateral Services, BNY Mellon
Nadine served as Head of the Derivatives for 360 Business. She was also the Head of Global Institutions for BNY Mellons's Asset Servicing business and managed the successful joint venture between Mellon Financial and ABN Amro Bank.
Bryan Durkin, Chief Operating Officer, CME Group
Bryan Durkin has been the Chief Operating Officer of CME Group. since 2007 and served as its Managing Director of Products & Services since 2010.
Simon Gleeson, Partner, Clifford Chance
Simon advised the World Economic Forum on their New Global Financial Architecture report in 2009 and has been a member of the Financial Markets Law Committee. He is the author of "International Regulation of Banking".
Manmohan Singh, Senior Economist, International Monetary Fund
He has led workshops for the IMF to official sector policy makers on strategic asset allocation and regulatory issues. His work experience covers several countries including U.K., U.S., Chile, India, Japan and more recently peripheral Europe.
Alasdair Ross, Global Product Director, Economist Intelligence Unit
Alasdair Ross’ experience and responsibilities give him a strong insight into global economic and political trends, their implications for multinational corporations and the strategies those companies use for managing risk.
Jonathan Portes, Director, National Institute of Economic and Social Research
Jonathan Portes was Chief Economist at the Cabinet Office, where he advised the Cabinet Secretary, Gus O’Donnell, and Number 10 Downing Street on economic and financial issues.
Mike Lynch, Co-founder, Autonomy
Mike holds a number of advisory and board roles in the venture capital industry.
Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, Visiting Scholar, Weatherhead Centre, Harvard
Lorenzo is a member of the A-list of Commentators for the Financial Times and Chairman of the Palazzo Strozzi Foundation, and is the author of several articles and books on International and European monetary and financial issues.
Thomas Mayer, Senior Advisor, Deutsche Bank
Thomas is Senior Fellow at the Centre of Financial Studies at Goethe Universitat Frankfurt and Senior Advisor to Deutsche Bank. He held positions at the International Monetary Fund in Washington D.C and at the Kiel Institute for the World Economy.
Yves Perrier, Chief Executive Officer, Amundi
Yves has held several positions at Societe Generale and Credit Lyonnais. He is also the Head of Asset Management, Securities and Investor Services at Credit Agricole S.A and member of Credit Agricole SA’s Executive Committee.
Jean-Michel Six, Managing Director and Chief Economist, EMEA, Standard & Poor’s
Jean-Michel held a series of positions at Standard & Poor’s economic and financial division that he rejoined in 2005 after helping founding Global Partners. He has also been a member of the European Central Bank’s Shadow council since 2006.
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LAST YEAR THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES WERE IN ATTENDANCE:
• Aberdeen Asset Management • ABN AMRO Commercial Finance • Allianz Investment Management • Amadeus Capital Partners • Amlin • Ariya Capital Group • Ashmore Investments • Asian Development Bank (ADB) • Aspen • Association of Financial Markets • Australia and New Zealand Banking Group • Bank of America Merrill Lynch • Barclays • BNY Mellon • BP Treasury • Brit Insurance • Brooks Macdonald Group • Capital Dynamics • Cass Business School • Centaurus Capital • Charlemagne Capital • Charles Stanley Group • Cheviot • CitiMarkets • Citigroup Global Markets • City of London Corporation • Clusterseven • CME Group • Cogent Partners • COHORT • Comgest • Cooper Gay Group UK | • Coutts & Company • Dimensional Fund Advisors • Dow • Duff & Phelps • E.ON Climate and Renewables • EPFR Global • EuroCCP • European Commission • Fidelity International • Financial Risk Management • Financial Services Authority • Fitch Ratings • Gore Browne Investment Management • Government of Singapore Investment Corporation • Habib Allied International Bank • Herbert Smith • Hermes Fund Managers • HSBC Bank • HSBC Bank Pension Trust • IGS Group • IlliquidX • ING Direct UK • Insight Investment • InterContinental Hotels Group • International Capital Markets Association • Investec Wealth & Investment • JPMorgan • Jyske Bank • Lazard Asset Management • Lloyds Banking Group • Lloyds TSB • Lombard North Central | • London Business School • Macallan Capital • MAI Insurance Group • Mirabaud Securities • Norton Rose • NYSE Euronext • Pantheon Ventures • Pension Insurance Corp • Permal • Pinnacle Insurance • Pioneer Investment Management Limited • Pool Reinsurance • Prudential • RBC Capital Markets • Redington • Renaissance Capital • RenshawBay • Royal Bank of Canada • Royal Dutch Shell • S&P Capital IQ • Scio Capital • Sloane Robinson • Standard Chartered Bank • State Street Global Advisors • Sumitomo Trust and Banking • Summer Capital • The Carlyle Group • The Royal Bank of Scotland • Threadneedle Investment Services • Thurleigh Investment Managers • UBS • UK Government • UK Pension Protection Fund • Wakame Global |
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THIS is our Capital Markets event. Two years ago we focused on the threats faced by investors and how to manage them; this year conversations optimistically centred on how to identify opportunities in a zero-growth epoch. In 2013 it will be about survival. Attend Bellwether Europe to better understand your fate.
After a successful launch in Europe last year, we reconvened our audience for the 2012 Bellwether Summit to discuss how the industry can prosper in a zero-growth decade.
Bellwether Europe, part of our global series of Bellwether events, will provoke debate around the hot issues and provide solutions for how today’s capital market leaders can go about re-purposing, restoring and reinventing the sector and above all, will reawaken their optimism.
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