On October 22 at the British Museum, financial experts and industry thought leaders will assemble in London for the fourth instalment of #TradingDebates – Trading Volatility and Performance. This month’s event focuses on the impact of low volatility and almost a decade of low interest rates on the financial markets. Should the prospect of rate hikes materialise, a new phase of market volatility is anticipated. Sign Up FREE at www.tradingdebates.com.

1. #TradingDebates
Trading Volatility & Performance
October 22, 2014
The British Museum, London
12:30 PM – 6:00 PM
Are investors ready for the ‘new normal’ in markets?

2. AGENDA
12:30 PM
Check in
1:00 PM
Introduction
1:05 PM
Section Keynote
The Evolution Of The Markets And Innovation
Matteo Cassina - Head of Business Lines at Saxo Bank
1:30 PM
Panel Discussion
What does the future hold for trading volumes and market structure?
Matteo Cassina - Head of Business Lines at Saxo Bank Dr Robert Barnes - CEO of Turquoise Andrew Bowley - Head of Market Structure Strategy at Nomura James Davis - Partner at Oliver Wyman Sarah Hay - Executive Director of Liquidity Strategy and Market Structure at UBS
Panellists
Phillip Stafford - UK Markets Editor at Financial Times
Moderator

3. AGENDA
2:00 PM
Fintech boom – an opportunity or a threat for financial services?
Julian Skan - Managing Director of Banking for Europe Latin America and Africa at Accenture
Javier Tordable - Senior Vice Presidentat Eurexchange
Gerald Brady - Managing Director at Sillicon Valley Bank
Ian Morgan - Director of Financial Services sector at Google UK.
Panellists
Anna Irrera - Trading & Technology Reporter at Financial News
Moderator
2:40 PM
BREAK
3:10 PM
Section Keynote
The Shifts and the Shocks: What we’ve learned - and have still to learn - from the financial crisis
Martin Wolf - Chief Economics commentator at the Financial Times.

4. AGENDA
3:35 PM
Panel Discussion
Is the global economy out of the woods?
Steen Jakobsen - Chief Economist at Saxo Bank
Martin Wolf - Chief Economics Commentator at the Financial Times
Danny Gabay - Director at Fathom Consulting
Panellists
4:15 PM
Panel Discussion
Will “rate rage” save the euro or sound its death knell?
Kit Juckes - Macro Strategist at Societe Generale
Geoffrey Yu - Senior FX Strategist at UBS
Erik Britton - Director at Fathom Consulting
John Hardy - Head of FX Strategy at Saxo Bank
Panellists
Jonathan Ferro - Markets Reporter, Bloomberg TV
Moderator
4:55 PM
DRINKS RECEPTION

5. SPEAKERS

6. COMPETITION
Saxo Capital Markets UK Ltd will be giving away one 16GB 4.7-inch iPhone 6 and three 16GB iPad Mini to the winners of the #TradingDebates competition ahead of the event at the British Museum.
For a chance to win, all you need to do is –
Post a comment on Twitter with the hashtag #TradingDebates before 10pm on October 22nd, 2014.

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