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Securities post-trading infrastructures: what more to enhance efficiency and resilience? (digitalisation, harmonization of rules, T+1, settlement efficiency…)?

Securities post-trading infrastructures: what more to enhance efficiency and resilience? (digitalisation, harmonization of rules, T+1, settlement efficiency…)?

Objectives The first objective of this session is to take stock of the progress that has been made in the EU securities post-trading space in terms of efficiency, integration and resilience and identify the further enhancements that can be expected from the regulatory changes underway and on-going actions at Eurosystem level. Secondly, the panel will … Continued

Securities trading: ?will market structure and transparency improve? ?(expected impacts from the MiFIR review, pending issues)?

Objectives This session focusing on the transparency regime and the market structure measures of the MiFIR review proposal will take stock of the main points of agreement on these measures and discuss issues that remain to be further clarified and addressed for their successful implementation. The panel will also discuss the expected impacts of these … Continued

Managing risks in the banking sector (vulnerable commercial real estate, deposit costs, cyber risks…)

Objectives of the roundtable The session will assess the financial stability impacts of the economic environment – characterized by persistent high inflation, very high levels of public and private debt in many Member States and increased nominal interest rates – on the EU banking sector. The panel will also discuss how vulnerabilities in the non-bank … Continued

Open Finance: how to make the most of its innovation potential? (opportunities, challenges, upcoming EU policy)?

Objectives This session will first discuss whether the FIDA (Financial Data Access ) proposal is likely to facilitate a development of open finance services in Europe, the related opportunities for financial institutions and consumers and the expected impacts at market level in terms of competitiveness and access to finance. The panel will also discuss whether … Continued

Priorities for converging globally on sustainability reporting standards (ISSB, SEC, EFRAG, TNFD, …)

Background and objectives of the session The International Sustainability Standard Board (ISSB) released its first two reporting standards in June, focusing on climate change. These standards are currently have just been endoorsed by the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO). In July the European Commission published the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) after a public … Continued