• US vs. European Practices: Explore the divergence between US and European market practices and its impact on issuance dynamics.
• Regional Bank Progress: Learn about the progress regional banks are making in the SRT market, with a focus on auto SRT transactions and other asset classes.
• Market Stability Post-SVB: Discuss the market's stability 18 months after the fall of SVB.
• -CLN Structures: Compare direct CLNs and SPV CLNs to determine which structure may dominate in the future.
• Talent Shift: Analyse the impact of the sell-side brain drain to the buy-side on the SRT market.
• Talent Development: Discuss where new talent is coming from and how it is being developed.
• Skillset Requirements: Identify the characteristics required in an SRT skillset.
• Recruitment Trends: Explore recent recruitment trends in the industry.
18:10 - 19:10
Cocktail Reception
Day 2 – 17th October
07:30 - 08:30
Registration Opens
08:30 - 08:40
Welcome Note & Opening Remarks
08:40 - 09:40
Women in Risk Sharing
Policing the boundaries: protecting work/life balance
In the securitisation market, the transactional nature of the work – commonly involving long hours and tight deadlines - creates challenges, especially for women with young families. What can the industry do to improve work/life balance as a whole?
Women’s views are often marginalised, and their perspectives, ambitions and needs not taken into account. How can an effective dialogue be created in this context?
09:40 - 10:00
Networking Break
10:00 - 10:50
Hot Spots
• New Jurisdictions: Explore opportunities arising from the adoption of SRT by Nordic and Benelux banks following Basel 3.1 implementation.
• New Asset Classes: Explore which asset classes are set to provide opportunities in the coming year.
• ESG: Discuss the role of synthetic securitisation in supporting ESG and digital transitions.
• Regional Drivers: Understand the factors driving interest and activity in Latin America, South Africa and Central and Eastern Europe.
• Role of MDBs and DFIs: Examine how multilateral development banks (MDBs) and development finance institutions (DFIs) are attracting private capital to emerging markets.
• Case Study: Review a case study highlighting a successful emerging market transaction.