The Future of Banking & Financial Services 2013

Confirmed Speakers:

• Greg Clark MP, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, HMT
• Stefano Cappiello, Head of the RRR Unit, European Banking Authority
• Rohan Churm, Senior Manager, Monetary Transmission Mechanism team, Bank of England
• Dr Peter Hahn, Faculty of Finance, Cass Business School (chair)

The Context and Issues:

With moves to establish a European banking union, implement a new regulatory regime and pass a Banking Reform Bill all underway, financial institutions are awaiting a period of significant change. How can industry professionals work with the government to ensure the City of London continues to host a competitive, innovative banking and financial services sector?

Key issues to be discussed at this event will include:

• European banking union: how will the Government protect UK interests?
• Structural reform: the latest Government thinking on the Banking Reform Bill
• The new approach to regulation: how will the twin peaks system function?
• Corporate governance and executive pay: how will recent changes affect the City?
• Building and promoting the City's wider contribution: bringing the public onside
• Skills: ensuring ready access to domestic and international talent
• Funding businesses: making the Funding for Lending Scheme work
• Competition: developing an accessible, effective payment system
• Generating trust: establishing a rigorous, transparent LIBOR process

Sponsorship & Exhibition Opportunities

This Westminster Briefing Summit offers your organisation a platform to profile its services to your target audience and key decision makers. There are a number of packages available, from aligning your organisation alongside the conference as a sponsor to exhibiting at the event. For full details, please visit the Summit website.

Who Should Attend?

Delegates will be drawn from a wide range of stakeholders. These will include: financial institutions, legal services firms, public affairs and public relations consultancies, financial sector industry groups, businesses, charities and consumer bodies, think tanks, academia, media and relevant central government departments.