Beneficial Owners' Securities Finance & Collateral Management Conference

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25-09-2019 -
26-09-2019

Conference

America Square Conference Centre
London EC3N 2LB

UnaVista is delighted to be the platinum sponsor of the 24th Annual European Beneficial Owners' Securities Finance & Collateral Management Conference, 25-26 September in London.

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The event has been held for over two decades and, in this time, has established itself as the leading platform to meet beneficial owners and learn about major issues affecting them, including regulatory changes, technological innovations and structural transformations in this market.

This is a conference for beneficial owners by beneficial owners. The advisory board, consisting solely of beneficial owners, guides the content production, including speaker acquisition, ensuring a timely and educational program for all attendees.

Beneficial Owners receive complimentary passes to attend. For further information, please visit the event registration page.

Tom Wieczorek, UnaVista's Head of Global Product Management, will be one of the speakers on the panel of experts discussing the following topic and taking questions from the audience on:

Preparing for SFTR Implementation and the Benefits of Delegated Reporting

Update from practitioners on their preparations for SFT reporting
Overview of delegated reporting and the advantages for the buy-side
What responsibilities do the buy-side and the reporting agent each have?
What are the main opportunities that have arisen as a result of increased regulation?

Tom Wieczorek

Managing Director, Global Product Management, UnaVista, LSEG

Tom is in charge of product strategy for LSEG’s UnaVista post-trade regulatory services, including MiFIR ARM and EMIR TR. Tom’s responsibilities include guiding the direction of UnaVista’s solutions and keeping LSEG post trade offerings at the forefront of regulatory, market and technology developments. Prior to joining LSEG, Tom headed financial services solutions at NexJ, led workforce planning and business intelligence products at Workbrain Inc., and worked in Product Management and Business Development at Siebel Systems. Tom holds an engineering degree from University of Waterloo and an MBA from Queen's School of Business.