Welcome to the Conference of the World Forum of Central Securities Depositories. This year it will be held online across three days between 30 May and 1 June, and below in the agenda section you will find details on further topics that will be explored.
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We will also be announcing further details and new speakers shortly, so check back the website for regular updates.
CSD engagement in Sustainable Development
Facilitating cross-border investment flows
Technology Vision for FMIs
Business optimisation and the ways to scale up a CSD
Settlement cycle
This panel will allow CSDs to elaborate on their ESG projects and discuss with the government representatives their engagement on ESG and sustainable development goals. The speakers will also discuss the role of CSDs in helping to facilitate the flows of international investment capital in line with ESG objectives.
The panel will discuss the impact of the cross-border activity of CSDs on the local and global economies.
The panel will discuss the importance of cross-border convergence in post-trade, current externalities of national legislations and principal post-trade areas where the global convergence would be beneficial for deeper global integration of capital markets.
Topic: Setting the vision on the use of technology by the financial industry
The panel will explore the use of innovative technologies and showcase CSD projects
Three showcases of the most advanced projects will be presented.
The presentations will be followed by a panel discussion of 40 minutes, including CSDs Project Managers and a CEO of a consultancy developing DLT CSD systems, a Regulator and a market stakeholder representative.
The panel will discuss how to bring alternatives to the cash leg on the CSDs DLT platforms. What are the options available? What partnerships are needed and how to ensure the finality of DVP settlement on the chain and off the chain?
The panel will update the audience on the latest developments in FMI cyber resilience.
The panel discussion will focus on the evolution of the CSDs ecosystem, the needs of the CSDs stakeholders and how CSDs can align with those.
The panel will speak about new CSD services (managing crowdfunding platforms, pension savings, consulting services, RegTech, SupTech, servicing commodities etc.) and their cross-border expansion
The panel will cover the questions of shortening the settlement cycle and speaking about the optimal settlement cycle for the markets. It will explore the efficiency gains as a result of the shortening of the cycle, the ways to get there, as well as the technology and the tools FMIs should use to enable it. The speakers of the panel include CCP experts, representatives of OTC markets.
The panel will explore the long-term view and major priorities of the top management of the leading post-trade infrastructures.
This panel will allow CSDs to elaborate on their ESG projects and discuss with the government representatives their engagement on ESG and sustainable development goals. The speakers will also discuss the role of CSDs in helping to facilitate the flows of international investment capital in line with ESG objectives.
The panel will discuss the impact of the cross-border activity of CSDs on the local and global economies.
The panel will discuss the importance of cross-border convergence in post-trade, current externalities of national legislations and principal post-trade areas where the global convergence would be beneficial for deeper global integration of capital markets.
Topic: Setting the vision on the use of technology by the financial industry
The panel will explore the use of innovative technologies and showcase CSD projects
Three showcases of the most advanced projects will be presented.
The presentations will be followed by a panel discussion of 40 minutes, including CSDs Project Managers and a CEO of a consultancy developing DLT CSD systems, a Regulator and a market stakeholder representative.
The panel will discuss how to bring alternatives to the cash leg on the CSDs DLT platforms. What are the options available? What partnerships are needed and how to ensure the finality of DVP settlement on the chain and off the chain?
The panel will update the audience on the latest developments in FMI cyber resilience.
The panel discussion will focus on the evolution of the CSDs ecosystem, the needs of the CSDs stakeholders and how CSDs can align with those.
The panel will speak about new CSD services (managing crowdfunding platforms, pension savings, consulting services, RegTech, SupTech, servicing commodities etc.) and their cross-border expansion
The panel will cover the questions of shortening the settlement cycle and speaking about the optimal settlement cycle for the markets. It will explore the efficiency gains as a result of the shortening of the cycle, the ways to get there, as well as the technology and the tools FMIs should use to enable it. The speakers of the panel include CCP experts, representatives of OTC markets.
The panel will explore the long-term view and major priorities of the top management of the leading post-trade infrastructures.
Lieve Mostrey, Chief Executive Officer, Euroclear Group Since January 2017, Lieve Mostrey has been Chief Executive Officer of Euroclear Group.
Ms. Mostrey joined Euroclear in October 2010 as Executive Director and Chief Technology and Services Officer of the Euroclear Group and an Executive Director of the Board.
Prior to Euroclear, Ms. Mostrey was a member of the Executive Committee of BNP Paribas Fortis in Brussels, where she was responsible for IT technology, operations, property and purchasing. Ms. Mostrey began her career in 1983 within the IT department of Generale Bank in Brussels, moving to Operations in 1997 and, upon its merger with Fortis in 2006, became country manager for Fortis Bank Belgium. She became Chief Operating Officer of Fortis Bank in 2008, which was acquired by BNP Paribas in 2009.
Ms. Mostrey was previously a Non-Executive Director of SWIFT, RealDolmen, Visa Europe and of Euroclear. She was until recently a member of the Supervisory Board of Euronext.
Lieve Mostrey is a member of several initiatives contributing to develop the financial sector:
Having earned a degree in civil engineering from Katholieke Universiteit Leuven in 1983, Ms. Mostrey completed a post-graduate degree in economics from Vrije Universiteit Brussel in 1988.
As a hobby, Lieve Mostrey enjoys playing golf.
Stephan Leithner, Member of the Executive Board of Deutsche Börse AG, responsible for Post-Trading, Data & Index Stephan Leithner has been appointed as Member of the Executive Board of Deutsche Börse Group at the beginning of July 2018. He is responsible for the Group’s post-trading business (Clearstream), and pre-trading (ISS, Qontigo) businesses.
Stephan Leithner served as a Partner of the leading alternative investments firm EQT since 2016. Previously, he acted as a Member of the Management Board of Deutsche Bank AG from 2012 until 2015, where he had held a number of leadership positions in Global Banking since 2000. Further work stations include McKinsey & Company as well as the Swiss Institute for Banking and Finance in St. Gallen, Switzerland.
He has a PhD in Finance and a Master in Business Administration from University of St. Gallen.
Ulrich Bindseil, Director General, Market Infrastructure and Payments, European Central Bank Ulrich Bindseil is Director General Market Infrastructure and Payments at the European Central Bank (ECB), a post he has held since November 2019. Previously, he was Director General Market Operations (from May 2012 to October 2019) and head of the Risk Management Division (between 2005 and 2008). Mr Bindseil first entered central banking in 1994, when he joined the Economics Department of the Deutsche Bundesbank, having studied economics. His publications include, among others, Monetary Policy Operations and the Financial System, OUP, 2014, and Central Banking before 1800 – A Rehabilitation, OUP, 2019.
Mark Gem, Chair of ECSDA and WFC Board Mark Gem has been with Clearstream for over 20 years and a board member since 2007, focusing on network management, primary markets activity and compliance. He was responsible for Clearstream’s T2S strategy. He currently chairs Clearstream’s Risk Committee, amongst many other things overseeing the post-Brexit organisation of Clearstream’s UK business and Clearstream’s overall response to the COVID-19 crisis. He represents Luxembourg on the boards of SWIFT and sits on the board of Regis-TR, the Luxembourg-based trade repository. He has been on the board of ECSDA since 2002 and served as Vice-Chairman under Joël Mérère until 2013. In May 2021, Mark was elected ECSDA Chair.
Mark has a first class degree from Oxford University in Modern History.
Asia-Pacific CSD Group The Asia-Pacific Central Securities Depository Group (ACG) was formed in November 1997 with the objective to facilitate the exchange of information and to promote mutual assistance among member securities depositories and clearing organizations in the Asia Pacific region.
Americas' Central Securities Depositories Association Our purpose is to share information and experiences among our members, develop work and promote recommendations of best practices in securities deposit, clearing, settlement, efficiency and risk management, as well as assisting in the adaptation of securities market regulations and serving as a channel for dialogue with other organizations worldwide.
Association of Eurasian Central Securities Depositories The Association of Eurasian Central Securities Depositories (AECSD) unites 16 Central Securities Depositories in 15 countries of the Eurasia region. The Association’s mission is to provide a platform for sharing ideas for development and enhancement of depository operations, creating a common depository space, and integrating the CSDs – the AECSD’s members into the global securities settlement system.
The African & Middle East Depositories Association AMEDA was established in April 27 2005, its first meeting was held in New York prior to the CSD8 conference. AMEDA is a non-profit organization comprised of Central Securities Depositories and Clearing Houses in AFRICA & The MIDDLE EAST . AMEDA’s main purpose is to be a forum for the exchange of information and experiences among its members in a spirit of mutual cooperation and to promote best practice recommendations in services such as securities depository, clearance, settlement, and risk management. AMEDA’s goal is also to support local markets in their efforts to adopt securities market regulations, while considering their specific circumstances and to serve as a dialogue channel with other organizations worldwide .
European Central Securities Depositories Association ECSDA represents 40 national and international central securities depositories (CSDs) across 36 European countries. The association provides a forum for European CSDs to exchange views and take forward projects of mutual interest. It aims to promote a constructive dialogue between the CSD community, European public authorities, and other stakeholders aiming at contributing to an efficient and risk-averse infrastructure for European financial markets.
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