300+ ATTENDEES 70% END USERS OF POST TRADE SERVICES 70 SPEAKERS 3 STREAMS


23-24 October 2013- The Mermaid, London www.tradetechposttrade.com


Bringing together market leaders from the full post trade value chain


The conference for senior clearing, collateral and settlement professionals to develop enterprise with solutions to post trade reforms


CLEARING:


Kasper Jørgensen, Derivatives Lawyer/ Senior Compliance Officer, Nordea Asset Management


Iain Scott, Head of ETD and OTC Clearing EMEA, State Street Global Markets


Marcus Zickwolff, Executive Director and Head of Program Management, Eurex Clearing


Speakers include: COLLATERAL:


Enabling senior clearing, collateral and settlement professionals to collaborate and find solution to current post trade challenges.


Ewen Crawford, Global Head of Cash and Collateral Management, Nomura


Bilgehan Aydin, Global Head of Collateral Management & Valuations Ops, HSBC Bank


Saheed Awan, Director and Global Head Collateral Management and Securities Financing Products, Euroclear


Attending companies include:


Aquila Capital Arbejdernes Landsbank A/S Artemis Investment Management Ltd Barclays Baring Asset Management Ltd Blackrock BNP Paribas Deutsche Banks AG


Eurex Group FM Capital Partners Glider Trading HSBC IMF ING Bank JWG IT Group NasdaQ


Nomura International PGGM Pictet Asset Management RBS Bank Plc Sungard Sun Trading International Ltd TABB Group UBS Asset Management


Best Execution readers will receive a 10% discount. Please quote BEP10 when booking.


tradetech@wbr.co.uk www.tradetechposttrade.com or call +44 (0) 207 368 9465 SETTLEMENT:


Ben Parker, Executive Director, EMEA Head of Clearing and Settlement, UBS


John Emerson, Managing Director, Global Head of Operations, Renaissance Capital


Soraya Belghazi, Secretary General, European Central Securities Depositories Association


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