8th March 2011
Cost £449 per delegate
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British Museum, London WC1B 3DG
Stevenson Lecture Theatre and West Foyer
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After the success of the previous Liquidity Risk Forums, Liquidatum proudly presents the fourth annual forum, taking place on Tuesday 8th March 2011 at the British Museum, London.
This event is truly the only event of its kind in Europe, bringing together leading practitioners and specialists to discuss the issues and developments facing the liquidity risk management industry in the year ahead.
The focus for many in the industry over the past few years has been the outputs in respect of liquidity risk management that have come from national and international regulatory bodies. After some to-and-fro in 2010, the direction of regulatory thrust has become clearer. It has set in motion a hunt for so-called stable funding across the full breadth of the banking industry. We are witnessing its impact in both the retail deposit banking segment, the issuing markets and in the markets for wholesale and professional liabilities.
This is the “The Fight for Stable Funds”; we have taken this as the central theme of this year’s Liquidity Risk Forum.
The Agenda includes an examination of the impact on the markets for retail, wholesale and paper issuance; we examine, through the perspective of scenario analysis, what exactly “stable” might mean. We also will look to anticipate the likely trends in bank behaviour in the period before 2018 and the final introduction of regulatory hurdles or minima for stable funding.