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EIFR Conference Wilton Park: Financial regulation in the European Union:the impact on the economy and financial services sector

19/03/2012
 Monday 19 March 2012
 
13:00                    Participants arrive
 
15:00-15:15           Welcome and introduction
Adela Gooch, Programme Director, Wilton Park, Steyning
Graham Bishop, Principal, Grahambishop.com, Battle
 
15 :15-16 :30         1. The future of EU financial regulation: moving forward
Emil Paulis, Director General, Financial Markets, European Commission, Brussels
Edouard Francois de Lencquesaing, CEO, European Institute for Financial Regulation (EIFR), Paris
 
16 :30-17 :00         Tea
 
17 :00-18 :15         2. Financial regulation, stability and growth: Reforming future Euro area public debt
Graham Bishop, Principal, Grahambishop.com, Battle
 
18 :45                   Reception
 
19 :30                   Dinner in the conference centre
Keynote address: Where next for financial regulation
Role of the national regulator – what remains?
How are the new supervisory authorities working in practice
 
Karl-Burkhard Caspari, Chief Executive Director, Securities Supervision/Asset Management, BaFin, Frankfurt am Main
 

Tuesday 20 March 2012
 
08 :00-09 :00         Breakfast
 
09 :15-10 :45         3. EU and US regulation: converging or diverging?
Edouard Vieillefond, Managing Director, Regulatory Policy and International Affairs Division, Financial Markets Authority (AMF), Paris
Nicolas Véron, Senior Fellow, Bruegel, Brussels; Visiting Fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics, Washington DC
Progress on OTC derivatives in the EU/US
Marc Benzler,Partner, Clifford Chance, Frankfurt am Main
 
10 :45-11 :30         Photograph and coffee
 
11 :30-13 :00         4. What impact is regulation having on the economic growth in the EU?
Eleni Dendrinou-Louri, Deputy Governor, Bank of Greece, Athens
Hervé de Villeroché, Head, Financial Sector Department, Directorate General of the Treasury, Ministry of Economy, Industry and Employment, Paris
Nikhil Rathi, Director, Financial Regulations and Markets, HM Treasury, London
 
13 :00-15 :00         Lunch
 
15 :00-16 :30         5. What impact is regulation having on the European financial services sector?
Rafael Domenech Vilarino, Chief Economist for Developed Economies, BBVA Banking Group, Madrid
Santiago Fernando de Lis, Chief Economist, Financial Systems and Regulation, BBVA Banking Group, Madrid
Dominique Graber, Co-head of Group, Prudential and Public Affairs, BNP Paribas, Paris
Teunis Brosens, Senior Economist, ING Group, Amsterdam
 
16 :30-17 :00         Coffee
 
17 :00-18 :15         5. What impact is regulation having on the European financial services sector? (Continued)

19:15                     Participants leave entrance hall for 5 minute walk to reception and dinner at
Baron zu Knyphausen.
 
19:45                    Dinner at Baron zu Knyphausen
Keynote address: Why macroprudential policy is vitally needed
National macroprudential policies
Interaction with other macro-policies
Interaction/distinction from traditional supervision
 
Thilo Liebig, Deputy Head, Financial Stability Department, Deutsche Bundesbank, Frankfurt am Main
 
 
Wednesday 21 March 2012
 
08 :00-09 :00         Breakfast
 
09 :15-10 :30         6. Feedback from session rapporteurs
To evaluate the comments made in each of the main presentations with reference to:
Progress on financial reform
International convergence or divergence
The impact of financial reform on the sector itself and on the general economy
 
10 :30-11 :00         Coffee
 
11 :00-12 :30         7. Sovereign and banking sector debt: Interconnections through Implicit Guarantee
Sebastian Schich, Principal Economist, Division for Financial Market Affairs, Directorate for Financial and Enterprise Affairs, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Paris
 
13 :00                   Lunch