Location The Brewery, 52 Chiswell Street, London, EC1Y 4SD
Time 8.15am-7.30pm
At a glance
Following the success of our litigation and arbitration summits, Legal Business is pleased to unveil our inaugural Financial Services Regulation & Disputes Summit in February 2019. This day-long discussion and networking event brings together leading disputes specialists from private practice, the judiciary, regulators and in-house legal departments at financial services companies.
Supported by our distinguished law firm and chambers sponsors, including headline sponsor White & Case, the summit will gather more than 100 senior speakers and guests for a best-in-class event from Legalease, one of the world’s top legal publishers.
Speakers and contributors
Specialists already lined up to take part in the event include:
- Mark Steward, director of enforcement and market oversight, FCA
- Mr Justice Snowden, High Court Chancery Division
- Ronnie Barnes, principal, Cornerstone Research
- Paula Barrett, partner, Eversheds Sutherland
- Chris Brennan, partner, White & Case
- Ewan Brown, partner, Slaughter and May
- Susy Bullock, head of EMEA litigation, UBS
- Chris Busby, partner, Eversheds Sutherland
- Robert Coffey, managing partner, Cooke, Young & Keidan
- Carlos Conceicao, Clifford Chance
- Jeremy Cousins QC, Radcliffe Chambers
- Lawrence Domingo, director and litigation counsel, Citi
- Laura Durrant, partner, White & Case
- Mark Fell, Radcliffe Chambers
- James Hall, Hardwicke Chambers
- Natasha Harrison, managing partner – London, Boies Schiller Flexner
- Javan Herberg QC, Blackstone Chambers
- Louise Hodges, partner, Kingsley Napley
- Daniel Ison, director (litigation, investigations and enforcement), Barclays Bank
- Edmund King QC, Essex Court Chambers
- Joseph Longo, general counsel and managing director, Deutsche Bank
- Helen Marshall, partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld
- Jake McQuitty, partner, Eversheds Sutherland
- John Reynolds, partner, White & Case
- Christopher Robinson, partner, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer
- Philip Rubens, partner, Teacher Stern
- Dr Adam Sanitt, head of disputes knowledge, innovation and business support, Norton Rose Fulbright
- Andrew Savage, partner, Watson Farley & Williams
- Gus Sellitto, Byfield Consultancy
- James Sheehan, Essex Court Chambers
- Sonia Tolaney QC, One Essex Court
- Daniel Toledano QC, One Essex Court
- Lucy Tolond, partner, BLM
- David Wolfson QC, One Essex Court
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For more information contact:
Lee Cashman
lee.cashman@legalease.co.uk
MORNING SESSIONS
A decade of post-crisis banking litigation – lessons, reflections and fault lines
A panel of barristers, judges and senior in-house litigation counsel will review some of the most prominent litigation affecting financial service companies in the ten years since the start of the global financial crisis. What has been learnt from Lehman, the RBS rights issue, Lloyds/HBOS cases? What impact have they had on governance, regulation, compliance and insurance to prevent the same issues arising again?
Having the right dispute resolution strategy
Coffee break
The Financial List – efficient, effective, overworked?
From inception to enforcement, one specialist judge hears an entire case in the Rolls Building. More than three years on from the establishment of the Financial List, does it deliver as promised? This debate will feature a judge sitting in the Financial List and senior private practice experts.
Financial services disputes: where do we go from here?
Just weeks before the 29 March Brexit Day, a panel will analyse the agreements on regulatory co-operation between the PRA and EU27 supervisors. Are they adequate and how will they work? Beyond transitional arrangements, will the UK follow or depart from significant EU regulations… and with what impact?
Lunch
AFTERNOON SESSIONS
Perspectives from the frontline
Deutsche Bank’s Joe Longo interviews FCA enforcement chief Mark Steward
Disputes and SMEs – The Financial Ombudsman’s extended powers
Coffee break
Are you cyber ready for the regulators?
A panel of private practice, in-house and data security experts will examine regulatory enforcements brought against financial services businesses for cyber breaches. How are GCs managing their risks in preparing for these actions and what does the rise of cyber crime mean for reputational and business risk management and insurance?
Running an enforcement agency – imagine a blank slate
A panel of in-house and private practice specialists will outline what they would do differently were they running the FCA, the PRA, the SFO or the NCA. How could these enforcement agencies be improved? What recommendations would outside experts make to enhance regulatory and investigative powers?
07/02/2019
London, United Kingdom