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Previous events

Operating Model Evolution - Dinner

When: 21 March 2013 at 18:30Where: Walbrook Club, City of London

An exclusive dinner at the prestigious Walbrook Club in the heart of the City of London. The evening will feature a presentation from Simon Haggerty, Global Head Securities, UBS Group Operations on the ‘leaders’, ‘followers’ and ‘laggards’ in financial services and how they are balancing the combined requirements of compliance and customer service.

Think local, act global - Webcast

When: On demandWhere: Finextra.com

How can standardised global processing benefit trade finance? Trade finance is now looking at the challenges and potential benefits of standardised worldwide processing or ‘global processing’ – the ability to complete financial transactions regardless of location. Finextra have gathered a panel of experts to discuss issues surrounding global processing and the implications for trade finance.

Rebuilding Trust in Banking - Dinner

When: 26 February 2013 at 18:30Where: Walbrook Club, City of London

An exclusive dinner at the prestigious Walbrook Club in the heart of the City of London. The evening will feature presentations on how banks can rebuild trust with their customers from Joe Garner, Chair, Financial Services Practitioners Panel (FSPP) (and former Head of UK Retail Bank and Deputy Chief Executive of HSBC Bank PLC) and Ian Fraser, Financial Journalist and Broadcaster (FT, Economist, BBC).

The Truth about T+2

When: On demandWhere: Finextra.com

The European Commission has now submitted its proposal to the European Parliament and the Council (Member States) for legislation, which will require all EU states to move to T+2, with the objective of harmonising the securities settlement landscape before the introduction of Target 2 Securities (T2S) in 2015. The proposed date for harmonisation to T+2, as recommended by the Harmonisation of Settlement Cycles Working Group (HSC WG), is 2015.

The implications of Living Wills (RRP) and ICB reforms with Sir John Vickers

When: 17 July 2012 at 18:30Where: Walbrook Club, City of London

Finextra is hosting an exclusive executive-level dinner at the Walbrook Club in the heart of the City, featuring presentations from prominent industry thought leaders.

The FSA, Commerzbank & IBM discuss cyber-terrorism, Occupy & how banks are preparing for London 2012

When: On demandWhere: Finextra.com

Finextra and IBM have gathered a panel of experts to discuss how firms are moving toward a risk management process that both addresses the myriad types of risk that functions across the organisation face, and encompasses all facets of risk management, from its identification through to mitigation.

Post Trade Forum - Is T2S beneficial to the market and investors?

When: 26 June 2012Where: London Stock Exchange

Join the debate at the Post-Trade Forum with leading industry experts examining: Is T2S beneficial to the market and investors?

Round two – Is the capital markets industry ready for MiFID II?

When: 21 June 2012Where: Walbrook Club

Finextra is hosting an exclusive executive-level dinner at the Walbrook Club in the heart of the City, featuring presentations from prominent industry thought leaders.

Perfect payments - How are banks dealing with IT complexity, centralisation and compliance?

When: On demandWhere: Finextra.com

In the age of ‘customer experience’ many parts of the bank are striving to realign channel and product silos towards a customer-centric business model.

Corporate crossover: How the mobile revolution is changing the overall bank/corporate relationship

When: On demandWhere: Finextra.com

As more and more people are using mobile banking (and payment) app on their consumer smart phones – more and more corporate treasurers are demanding the same type of mobile offerings from their partner banks.

Innovating the corporate customer experience

When: On demandWhere: Finextra.com

The past few years have seen many banks centralise their global transaction bank – this in turn has influenced how banks deal with their corporate customers, creating greater efficiencies and building fewer but deeper relationships.

Ecosystems, payments and ‘killer apps’ – how the rise of mobile is dominating financial technology

When: On demandWhere: Finextra.com

The wallet of the future may not resemble anything sitting in the back pocket of the average adult today. At the heart of banking lies transactions and payments, and many within the financial services industry are betting on mobile to enable those services for their retail customers.