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13th European SSM Round Table Hosted by the Bank of Finland, Helsinki »Competitive Business Models and Sustainable Finance« Friday, 21 May 2021 Digital Conference In Cooperation with:
I nv itation We are pleased to invite you, also on behalf of Dr. Olli Rehn, Governor, Bank of Finland, to the »13th European SSM Round Table« on Friday, 21 May 2021. Top level experts from European entities and banks will discuss current issues of competitive business models and sustainable finance and present and exchange their views within the framework of this high profile Round Table »European SSM«. We look forward to welcoming you. Gerold Grasshoff Dr. Nader Maleki Chief Executive Officer, President, Frankfurt Institute for Risk Management International Bankers Forum and Regulation
Prog ra m me
10.00 am CET
Welcome & Opening
Dr. Olli Rehn I Governor, Bank of Finland, Helsinki
Introduction
Dr. Nader Maleki I President, International Bankers Forum e.V.,
Frankfurt am Main
Keynotes
»Business Models under Pressure – Challenges ahead«
Jussi Koskinen I Chief Legal Officer and Member of the Group
Leadership Team, Nordea, Helsinki
»Bancassurance in Cooperative Business Models«
Vesa Aho I Chief Financial Officer, OP Financial Group,
Helsinki
Moderation
Dr. Maciej Piechocki I Member of the BearingPoint RegTech
Management Board, Frankfurt am Main
11.00 am CET Session I
»Banking as part of the EU New Green Deal«
Keynote
»Maintaining EU as the Global Leader in Sustainable Finance«
Marja Nykänen I Deputy Governor, Bank of Finland, Helsinki
»Investing in Banks under the EU New Green Deal«
Richard Lacaille I Senior Investment Advisor and Executive
Vice President, State Street, London
»Climate Change: Chance, Threat, Risk«
Felix Hildebrand I Partner, The Boston Consulting Group,
Munich
»Innovation and Investments are Needed to Achieve Ambitious
Climate Goals: What does it Mean for Local Governments
and their Finances?«
Esa Kallio I President and CEO, Municipality Finance,
Helsinki
Moderation
Lothar Jerzembek I Head of Regulatory Affairs, International
Bankers Forum e.V., Frankfurt am MainEu ropea n S S M Rou nd Table
12.00 am CET Session II
»Upcoming Regulation of Non-Financial Aspects«
»Thematic Priorities for Banking Regulation«
Piers Haben I Director of Banking Markets, Innovation and
Consumers, European Banking Authority (EBA),
Paris
»New Supervisory Priorities: Digitalisation, Climate Change and AML«
Jyri Helenius I Deputy Director General, FIN-FSA, Helsinki
»Cybersecurity & Digital Transformation: a Perspective
on Systemic Risk and Resiliency«
Anne Leslie I Senior Managing Consultant Security Intelligence
& Operations Consulting, IBM, Paris
Moderation
Gerold Grasshoff I Chief Executive Officer, Frankfurt Institute
for Risk Management and Regulation,
Frankfurt am Main
1.00 pm CET Break
2.00 pm CET Session III
»Efficient Supervision in Times of Transformation«
»Embracing the Transformational Trends of Digitalisation
and Sustainability – Banks in a Changing Environment«
Wolfgang Johann Gerken I Head of Prudential Regulatory Affairs, CRO function,
SEB, Stockholm
»Banking and Supervision: Following the Trends and Managing
the Risks of Digitalisation and Climate Change«
Prof. Dr. Joachim Wuermeling I Member of the Executive Board,
Deutsche Bundesbank, Frankfurt am Main
»Digitization and Coopetition Models in the Regulatory Sphere –
the RegTech Factory as a Sustainable Utility for the Financial Economy«
Moritz Plenk I Head of Managed Services, BearingPoint RegTech,
Frankfurt am Main
Moderation
Lothar Jerzembek I Head of Regulatory Affairs, International
Bankers Forum e.V., Frankfurt am MainProg ra m me
3.00 pm CET Session IV
»Optimized Credit Management in Times of Covid-19«
»Adapting to Change in the European Payment Landscape:
Development of NPL’s and how Covid-19 has Impacted more than
10,000 Businesses in 29 European Countries«
Anette Willumsen I Managing Director CMS Sales & Service
Development, Intrum, Oslo
Javier Aranguren I Chief Investment Officer, Intrum, Madrid
Moderation
Dr. Carsten Lehr I Managing Director, Frankfurt Institute
for Risk Management and Regulation,
Frankfurt am Main
Outlook
Lothar Jerzembek I Head of Regulatory Affairs, International
Bankers Forum e.V., Frankfurt am Main
4.00 pm CET End of the »13th European SSM Round Table«
Save the Date: 14th European SSM Round Table
11 November 2021
Hosted by the Central Bank of Ireland, DublinEu ropea n S S M Rou nd Table
European System of Financial Supervision (ESFS)
Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM)
In the ESFS context, the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) is the first pillar of
the EU Banking Union. SSM ensures the soundness of the banking sector and aims
at consistent banking supervision in the participating countries. It comprises the
European Central Bank (ECB) and the national competent authorities (NCA’s) in the
Euro area. ECB grants the role of prudential supervision to monitor the financial
stability of eligible banks, mitigating systemic and individual risk. Direct supervision
nowadays entails 114 ›significant« banks which account for almost 82% of the
total assets of all supervised entities. It goes hand in hand with the SSM responsibility
for the other some 6,000 less significant banks in the area; they, however, are
supervised in day-to-day business by the NCAs – in close cooperation with the ECB.
SSM’s supreme body is the Supervisory Board which reports to the ECB Governing
Council and is currently chaired by Andrea Enria. In July 2020, ECB changed
its organisation to ensure continued effective and efficient banking supervision.
Nowadays it consists of seven business areas. Several other ECB units and ser-
vices support the ECB banking supervision.
After it became operational on 4 November 2014, the SSM has been developing
a state-of-the-art supervisory architecture and a unique professional network of
experts. The SSM ensures that pertinent rules and measures are interpreted and
applied consistently across all participating countries. This facilitates close
cooperation with the other pillars of the EU Banking Union – regulation by the
European Banking Authority EBA as well as guidance and help for troubled banks
by the Single Resolution Board SRB.
Reflecting on the location of the ECB headquarters in Frankfurt am Main and the
number of significant banks involved, a high profile Round Table has been
established to exchange views and feedback between decision takers from the
banks involved with representatives of the ECB, SSM, EBA, SRB, ESM and other
European entities. The 13th European SSM Round Table focusses on »Competitive
Business Models and Sustainable Finance.«
The European SSM Round Table – as a neutral platform – was initiated by the
IBF International Bankers Forum e.V. in November 2014. The International Bankers
Forum e.V. is the largest privately developed bankers’ association in Germany,
with some 1,000 finance professionals, banks, financial institutions, fintechs and
corporates as personal and institutional members. The memberships of the
European Central Bank and Deutsche Bundesbank underline IBF’s acknowledged
neutral position in the financial community. Since November 2016, the Round
Table is organized in cooperation with FIRM The Frankfurt Institute for Risk
Management and Regulation, and has developed into an established continuous
event.
Status as per March 2021Genera l I n f ormation
Digital Conference
Date Friday, 21 May 2021
Language English
Participation By registration only
For participation, please
register under:
https://13th-ibf-ssm-rt.eventbrite.de
Organization »European SSM Round Table«
Julia Knopp
Phone: +49 (0)69 79 53 482-204
E-mail: julia.knopp@ibf-ev.org
Administrative office International Bankers Forum e.V.
Wiesenau 1
60323 Frankfurt am Main
Christine Hahn
Phone: +49 (0)69 79 53 482 -101
E-mail: center@ibf-ev.org
Board of Directors, International Bankers Forum e.V.
Dr. Nader Maleki, Dr. Hermann Reuter, Reinhard R. Oldenburg, Marc Renell,
Frank Scheidig, Jochen Thiel, Dr. Joachim von SchorlemerYou can also read
