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SUMMARY:Bank’s funding and revenue prospects in the low for long era
DESCRIPTION:The COVID-19 crisis has extended the likely period of ultra-expansionary monetary policies\, while at the same time keeping banks’ net interest margins narrow for an indefinite period of time. Credit default ratios will rise due to the COVID-19 crisis over the medium-term\, thus lowering banks’ equity ratios. While dividend moratoriums prescribed by regulators in principle bolster banks’ capital\, they make investment in bank equity less attractive and create a gap between the remuneration of bank equity and subordinated capital. The response to the COVID-19 crisis testifies that the post-GFC regulatory reforms were successful in bolstering banks’ capital and in reducing pro-cyclicality. At the same time\, there remains room for improvement. \nFor instance\, the combination of bank financing and government credit guarantees worked very well in some countries\, while in others it did not run so smoothly. \n\n\nHow are various types of banks in different countries affected?\nWhat are the sources of differences? How do they respond to the current and forthcoming challenges?\nWhat are main challenges on banks’ funding side\, versus the revenue side?\nWhat effects does the ECB’s tiering system regarding the remuneration of surplus liquidity have?\nWhat are emerging patterns across countries and business models\, what can various institutions learn from each other?\nWhat are implications for access to finance and to financial services more broadly?\nWhat are implications for financial stability\nWhat are possible implications in the longer term on the structure of the banking industry?\nHow is Europe positioned compared e.g. to the US?\nWhat consequences will the COVID-19 crisis have on the consolidation of the European banking sector?\n\nIn discussing these questions\, the conference takes both a short-term and a medium to long-term perspective. \n\n \n \n  Book now
URL:https://8xlearnings.com/event/banks-funding-and-revenue-prospects-in-the-low-for-long-era/
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SUMMARY:Tech meets finance: newcomers in the financial ecosystem
DESCRIPTION:With the year 2020 dominated by Covid-19-related restrictions of physical interaction and an increasing relevance of technology and digital interaction for businesses and citizens\,  legislative initiatives by the European Commission aim at addressing digital transformations in Europe’s economy. Technology actors\, i.e. BigTech\, are expanding their reach from their core businesses into adjacent industry sectors. In turn\, the European market is increasingly facing questions of competition\, market conditions and available digital infrastructure. The financial sector is a frontrunner in the application of digital innovation to the benefit of customers and business operations. Consequently\, the financial ecosystem meets newcomers who – thanks to possible gatekeeper roles –carry significant changes into the known environment of business relations and regulatory framework. \nThe event is providing insights into how European banks\, regulators and BigTech companies are perceiving these changes. With the European Commission’s Digital Services Act coming up\, conversations will touch upon the role for new ex ante regulation and the protection of fair competition and innovation required for a prosperous Europe. \n\n\n\n  Book now
URL:https://8xlearnings.com/event/tech-meets-finance-newcomers-in-the-financial-ecosystem/
LOCATION:Virtual Conference
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SUMMARY:2020 Cybersecurity Conference
DESCRIPTION:The Cybersecurity Conference is the annual event on cybersecurity in the financial sector. Field experts from banks\, policymakers\, supervisors and the ICT security industry come together to discuss the rapidly evolving cyber trends and challenges with a specific focus on banking. \nConference aspires to maintain the European view of previous editions – especially at the beginning of the new legislative cycle\, with new faces and strategies in all major EU institutions. However\, this year we also seek to highlight the importance of linking European initiatives with global efforts – namely across the Atlantic – as alleviating fragmentation remains a pivotal challenge both within Europe and beyond. \nCyber risks are by nature borderless\, cross-sectoral\, cross-cultural. Similarly\, financial institutions offer their services across borders\, they are interlinked between them and with other providers and sectors\, and they are cross-cultural both in their employees and their customers. A holistic approach of cybersecurity and resilience is fundamental in tackling cyber attacks and in the Cybersecurity Conference we aim to explore challenges\, exchange best practices and discuss solutions. \n\nBook now
URL:https://8xlearnings.com/event/2020-cybersecurity-conference/
LOCATION:Virtual Conference
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