Securitisation Seminar
03 November 2009 Pinners Hall, Old Broad Street, London EC2N 1EX
Member Price £228.85 including VAT
Non-Members Price £343.85 including VAT
Introduction
How will the new EU regulations affect the securitisation market?
The economic crisis has highlighted a number of key concerns in the securitisation market, a case best demonstrated by the collapse of the sub-prime mortgages market. The EU has prepared a set of regulations that will change how the securitisation market operates, focusing particularly on disclosure obligations and the role of credit ratings agencies. It is critical to understand how these new rules will affect the day-to-day operation of the securities market from both a strategic and legal perspective.
The BBAs Securitisation Seminar will assess how the how the credit crisis has shaped the securitisation market. The event will also examine what impact the EU proposals will have on the market, and assess the outlook for the securitisation market.
Key benefits of attending
- Examine in detail the EU's proposals on the securitisations market
- Assess good practice approaches to disclosure
- Evaluate the changing role of credit ratings agencies
- Get a legal assessment of how the new regulations will affect day-to-day operations
- Consider the outlook for the securitisation market for the rest of 2009 and beyond
Featuring contributions from:
Joanne Bouwens, Policy Advisor, Credit Risk Policy, Financial Services Authority
Ian Linnell, Head of EMEA Securitisation, Fitch
Ann Cairns, Managing Director, Alvarez and Marsal
Marcus Mackenzie, Finance Partner, Freshfields
Ian Stewart, Head of Securitisation and Structured Analysis, HBOS Mortgages
Who should attend?
This afternoon seminar will be of particular interest to directors and senior and middle management from the following areas:
- Securitisation
- Risk
- Treasury
- Finance
- Regulatory Reporting
- Capital Management
- Compliance
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