Agenda

09:00 09:15 Opening by the moderator

• Ulrich Le, Director, BearingPoint

09:15 09:45 Welcome and keynotes

• Dr. Robert Wagner, Global Leader Financial Services, BearingPoint
• Jürgen Lux, Chief Executive Officer, BearingPoint RegTech
• Bodo Windmöller, Chief Product Officer, BearingPoint RegTech

09:45 10:15 Keynote: 10 years after Lehman – is regulation fit for purpose?

10:15 11:00 Panel discussion: Dialogue between regulators and banks: Regulation 2025 – how to find a balance between cost and benefits?

The bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in 2008 as a synonym for the financial crisis had far-reaching economic and political consequences and resulted in a steady stream of financial market regulations. In this panel discussion we will take a closer look at the achievements of a decade of financial regulation and discuss the following questions:
- Has the likelihood of another financial crisis been reduced?
- If not, where might the next crisis come from and what could the impact be?
- How are regulators and politicians reacting?
- What will that mean for the industry – especially under the imperative to contain costs

Moderation: Bodo Windmöller, Chief Product Officer, BearingPoint RegTech

• Dr. Johannes Turner, Director Statistics Department, Oesterreichische Nationalbank (OeNB)
• Sonja Kardorf, Chief Risk Officer, Deutsche Leasing (from 10/2018)
• Julie Galbo, Group Chief Risk Officer, Nordea Bank AB

17:00 18:00 Concurrent focus sessions

• Giancarlo Pellizzari, Head of Banking Supervision Data Division, European Central Bank

• BearingPoint

• Christoph Heinl, Senior Manager, BearingPoint
• Markus Cevela, Head of Group Data and Reporting Governance, Erste Group Bank AG

• Dirk Broeders, Senior Strategy Advisor, Supervisory Policy Division, De Nederlandsche Bank

• Daniel Münch, Senior Business Consultant, BearingPoint
• Moritz Plenk, Manager, BearingPoint

• Stephan Taborsky, Head of Project Management, Raiffeisen Bank International

• Jean-Marc Israël, Head of the Analytical Credit and Master Data (AMA) Division, European Central Bank
• Stefan Brunken, Head of Division Monetary and Financial Statistics, Deutsche Bundesbank