2020 Regulatory Compliance Forum
2020 Regulatory Compliance Forum On-Demand
The 2020 Regulatory Compliance Forum was held in London on 5 March 2020. The event was open to financial firms across the funds industry and explored interactive discussions on managing regulatory change, optimizing compliance strategies and understanding what’s next on the regulatory horizon.
Main Stage Sessions
- Opening Address (14.39)
- Compliance Outlook 2020: Brexit, Liquidity and Beyond (38.32)
- Big Issue Debate: Compliance-as-a-Service (37.50)
- ESG Reporting: Sustainability Disclosures Under the EU Disclosure Regulation (48.28)
- The Art of Data: Is the Definition of Intelligence the Ability to Adapt to Change? (48.58)
Global RegTech Boardrooms
Main Stage Sessions
Opening Address
Learn the importance and challenges involved in moving from a tactical to strategic approach to compliance.
John Lee
President
CSS
Compliance Outlook 2020: Brexit, Liquidity and Beyond
What does regulatory compliance look like in a post-Brexit landscape? Hear more about the importance of data advocacy and governance.
Big Issue Debate: Compliance-as-a-Service
In a world where financial firms need to do more with less, could Compliance-as-a-Service (CaaS) be a solution?
ESG Reporting: Sustainability Disclosures Under the EU Disclosure Regulation
Will ESG be as big of a disruptor as MiFIDII?
The Art of Data: Is the Definition of Intelligence the Ability to Adapt to Change?
What happens if we start to view regulatory changes as improvements? In a TED-style chat, Tobias takes you on a journey to understand the importance of data and collaboration.
Global RegTech Boardrooms
Global Threshold Management
An interactive roundtable on data sourcing, filing nuances, and regulatory challenges in substantial shareholding, position limit monitoring and sensitive industries.
Global Fund Reporting
A deep dive discussion and analysis of the growing and disparate demands for regulation-oriented cost transparency and consolidation in global funds reporting.
Global Transaction Reporting
Explore the lessons learned from MiFIR and EMIR and examine the potential blindspots firms may miss regarding SFTR.