The financial services sector has an opportunity to leverage its newly deployed common domain model to scale trade surveillance controls, making the system safer, less noisy more efficient by billions of dollars across the markets.
Research has shown that standardized business events and data dictionaries can streamline the process for spotting suspicious trading activity across markets and communications channels. But how can the UK and EU align to North American priorities discussed at our NYC roundtable in August and London in October?
Join JWG and Solidatus for a Chatham House Rule roundtable designed for risk, compliance, data and governance executives in financial services to discuss industry approaches and devise effective strategies across markets, technology infrastructures and data sources.
Format: 20-senior stakeholder roundtable over dinner in Toronto London 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Attendance: This is an invitation-only event managed by Corrina.stokes@jwg-it.eu
Agenda:
6:00: Appetizer: The key business and compliance drivers of data spend on surveillance today
7:00: Entre: The CDM and data strategies to help fill gaps to new BCBS 239 data standards
8:00 Dessert: Leveraging NextGen tooling to reduce false positives and get results
Facilitation: Leveraging research with the industry, PJ Di Giammarino, our Founder and CEO, will facilitate this intimate Chatham House Rule dinner with select industry experts.
