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1 DRAFT AGENDA Tuesday 21 June Registration & Coffee The Dome Foyer OPENING SESSIONS Years of Development in the Debt Capital Markets Euromoney Welcome: Keynote Address: Keynote Address: Hans Morris, Managing Partner, Nyca Partners Panel: The New Global Landscape The implications of 25 years of structural change Monetary policy divergence, its causes and effects in a slowing global economy Living in a lowflation world New political realities, and their impact on economics and the rule of law Causes and implications of the emerging market downturn Frank Czichowski, Senior Vice President and Treasurer, KfW Bankengruppe Stephanie Flanders, Managing Director, Chief Market Strategist for UK and Europe, J.P. Morgan Asset Management Paul Malloy, Head of Fixed Income Europe, Vanguard Asset Management Coffee Break Global Borrowers & Investors Forum Workshop: Hosted by: Bank of America Merrill Lynch Bond Investors Congress Day one - Focus on Bank Capital Panel: Investing in Bank Capital: Understanding the Developments in TLAC and MREL HoldCo vs BankCo: structures compared Understanding the new rules SPE or MPE? The bonds formerly known as senior Workshop: Panda Bonds Hosted by: Lloyd Harris, Portfolio Manager and Lead Financials Analyst, Old Mutual Global Investors Panel: Bank Resolution in Theory and Practice Lessons learned from experiences to date State aid rules and the single supervisory mechanism: compliment or conflict? The future of stress tests and what happens when banks fail

2 Steve Hussey, Head of Financial Institutions Credit Research, AllianceBernstein Timo Löyttyniemi, Vice Chair, The Single Resolution Board (SRB) Lunch Hosted by CAF Development Bank of Latin America Wellington Ballroom Panel: Corporates Panel: Banks: Changing the Capital Stack Negative yields: the new normal? The global private placement landscape Hedging in 2016 Alternative capital: the rise of hybrid, sterling, socially responsible, and reverse Yankee Cross border treasury management The role of new funding tools from green bonds to sukuk finance Alternative approaches to achieving TLAC and MREL targets Developments in bank resolution and the decline of senior bank funding Max Chan, Director, Treasury, Enbridge Stéphane Tortajada, Group Head of Finance and Investments, EDF Panel: Sovereign Borrowing I Uncertainty in the Eurozone: negative effects on funding plans? Changing funding plans as a result of the ECB s actions What drives sovereign ratings? The auction model is it still working? Regulation in the secondary market and its impact on liquidity Cristina Casalinho, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Portuguese Treasury and Debt Management Agency Coffee Break Martin Egan, Global Head of Primary Markets and Origination, BNP Paribas Dietmar Hornung, Associate Managing Director, Moody s Investors Service Workshop: Hosted by: European Stability Mechanism Panel: Socially Responsible Investing: Coming of Age? COP 21: how will Commission use the capital markets to help fulfil its promises? The Volkswagen scandal and its implications for the green bond market The growth of socially responsible investment mandates Mitch Reznick, Co-Head of Credit, Hermes Investment Management

3 Panel: Sovereign Borrowing II Trends for 2016/2017 Benefits and costs of product innovation: linkers, sukuk, RMB and other innovations Impact of the divergence in central bank policies Is there still an advantage in diversifying your investor base? Technology risks and opportunities for secondary market liquidity Sir Robert Stheeman, Chief Executive, United Kingdom Debt Management Office th Anniversary Celebratory Drinks Reception Wednesday 22 June Registration & Coffee The Dome Foyer MORNING SESSIONS Euromoney Welcome: Film Clip: Day One Audience Interviews Round-Up Keynote Interview with: Arunma Oteh, Vice President and Treasurer, The World Bank Interviewed by: Christopher Garnett, Director, Euromoney Conferences Keynote Interview with: Interviewed by: Panel: Finance and Technology Re-engineering the new issue process from price talk to allocations FinTech in the secondary market - a new hope for liquidity? New technology, new rule book: defining the regulatory response Blockchain: when is the revolution coming? Coffee Break

4 Panel: European Agencies and Supranationals Panel: Delivering Real Return in an Era of Volatility The changing role of SSAs in investor portfolios Growth of ethical investment mandates Cost effectiveness of going green Investor behaviour: the correlation trap Changing trading patterns in SSA bonds Geopolitical risk and market dislocations Benchmarking funding strategies A new environment for fiscal and monetary policy Coping with the distortions of QE Are ETFs the new hedge funds? Benjamin Angel, Director, Treasury and Financial Operations, European Commission Bertrand de Mazières, Director General, Finance, European Investment Bank Siegfried Ruhl, Head of Funding, European Stability Mechanism Petra Wehlert, First Vice President, Head of Capital Markets, KfW Bankengruppe Panel: International Agencies and Supranationals Mike Carrodus, Chief Executive Officer, Substantive Research Mike Amey, Managing Director and Portfolio Manager, PIMCO Emeric Challier, Chief Executive Officer, Oaks Field Partners Krzysztof Kowal, Managing Director, Fixed Income and Chief Investment Officer, DuPont Capital Management Panel: Emerging Markets: One or Many? Monetary policy divergence and its impact on funding decisions Coordinating issuance in ever narrower funding windows Relative value in the euro and the dollar where next for the basis swaps? A changing global investor base New and traditional funding sources for the next 12 months With growing heterogeneity, is emerging markets still a meaningful concept? Winners and losers of the commodity downturn and $ rates The implications of the new geopolitics where are the risks for investors Gabriel Felpeto, Director, Financial Policies and International Issues, CAF Development Bank of Latin America Ben Powell, Head of Funding, International Finance Corporation Pierre Van Peteghem, Treasurer, Asian Development Bank Robert Parker, Senior Adviser, Credit Suisse Gordon Tsui, Executive Director and Head of Fixed Income, Taikang Asset Management (Hong Kong) Lunch Hosted by CAF Development Bank of Latin America Wellington Ballroom Panel: Liquidity The development of non-traditional banking channels Active investors vs ETFs Clearing houses, financial infrastructure and their implications for liquidity MIFID

5 Panel: Economists Perspective Reconsidering the drivers of Chinese growth The European dream and discontents: implications for investors Does the concept of emerging markets as an asset class still make sense? Brexit? US elections and the impact on global investments Charles Dumas, Chairman, Lombard Street Research Gabriel Stein, Director, Asset Management Services, Oxford Economics Close of Conference Euromoney Conferences reserves the right to amend the programme and is not responsible for cancellations due to unforeseen circumstances. Euromoney Conferences accepts no responsibility for statements made orally or in written material distributed by any of its speakers at its conferences. In addition, Euromoney Conferences is not responsible for any copying, republication or redistribution of such statements.

DRAFT AGENDA. Tuesday 23 June

DRAFT AGENDA. Tuesday 23 June Tuesday 23 June DRAFT AGENDA 08.00-09.00 Registration & Coffee The Dome Foyer OPENING SESSIONS 09.00-09.10 Euromoney Welcome: Richard Ensor, Chairman, Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC 09.10-09.40 Geo-Politics