09:00 – 09:05       Welcome09:05 – 09:15       Moderator’s opening remarks - Huw Jones, Regulation Correspondent, Thomson Reuters09:15 – 11:00       Panel 1 – Getting the big picture – assessing the global impact of regulatory measures takenConfirmed speakers:David T Llewellyn, Professor of Banking and Finance, Loughborough UniversityGraham Bishop, Independent consultant, EU financial regulationOlle Schmidt, Member of European Parliament11:00 – 11:15       Coffee break11:15 – 13:00       Panel 2 – Steadying the European banking systemConfirmed speakers:Jürgen Klute, Member of European ParliamentCharles Canonne, Policy Officer, DG MARKT, Unit H4 - FInancial Stability, European CommissionPhilippe Richard, Directeur, Direction des affaires internationales, ACP – Autorité de contrôle prudentielBenoît Sauvage, Adviser, Financial Market Regulation, The Luxembourg Bankers' Association (ABBL) 13:00 – 14:00       Networking lunchAfternoon session14:00 – 14:10       Moderator's opening remarks - Professor Mikael Petitjean, Associate Professor, Louvain School of Management14:10 – 15:55       Panel 3 – The rise of investor protection – implications for European investors and the European fund industryConfirmed speakers:Tilman Lueder, Head of Unit G4 - Asset Management, DG MARKT, European CommissionUrban Funered, Minister - Financial markets, capital movements, Permanent Representation of Sweden to the EUGuillaume Prache, Managing Director, EuroInvestors15:55 – 16:10       Coffee break16:10 – 18:00       Panel 4 – Unveiling the new trading landscapeConfirmed speakers:Peter Skinner, Member of European ParliamentPhilippe Emin, Counsellor, Permanent Representation of France to the EU  Nick Collier, Global Head of Government & Regulatory Affairs, Thomson ReutersDr. Avv. Federico Parmeggiani, Global Research Fellow, New York University School of Law, Adjunct Professor of Corporate Law, University of Modena and Reggio EmiliaRepresentatives from the EU Institutions (the European Commission, the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union including the member states' permanent representations) as well as accredited journalists participate free of charge. For all other participants, there is a registration fee of €185 + VAT.Organised by QED CommunicationMedia partner: Thomson Reuters