Agenda

8.20 Registration and breakfast

8.50 Welcome remarks:

Tine Thoresen, Editor, INSIDE REFERENCE DATA

9.00 End-user Panel: The Art of War: Rewriting the negotiation rulebook after the crisis

Money for old rope: understanding the escalating costs of data services
Building bridges: how can the relationship between data vendors and clients be improved?
How can the end-user better respond to the current market dynamics?

Moderator: Tristan Dehaan, FIA, Vendor Manager, ROBECO
Caroline Jacquotte, Market Data Expertise and Studies, SOCIÉTÉ GÉNÉRALE
John Visti Madsen, Head of Market Data Sourcing, SAXO BANK
Claudia Marcusson, Global Category Manager, ING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
Hans Henrik Hovmand, Market Data Manager, DANSKE BANK
Michael Addison, Global Purchaser for Market Data, DEXIA SA

9.45 Presentation: Assessing the legal grounds for being charged for intellectual property rights

Who has true ownership of data codes?
What legal clarification can be brought to bear on intellectual property rights?
Should the EC regulate this issue and should it intervene in the event of unbalanced competition?

Jean-Michel Santoja, Attorny at Law, ALAIN BENSOUSSAN

10.05 Presentation: Reference data standardisation: where do we stand?

Francis Gross, Head of Division, External Statistics Division, Directorate General Statistics, EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK

10.25 Morning break

10.55 Panel: Tuning trading technology for total performance

Sharpening architectures and selecting new technologies to support low-latency trading
Discussing direct feeds: overcoming integration and capacity management challenges
Evaluating the efficiency of hosting and co-location options

Moderator: Charles Gastellu, Global Head of Market Data, CREDIT AGRICOLE CIB and President, COSSIOM
Mohamed Maouchi, Head of Market Data, BNP PARIBAS
Samuel Landau, Head of Data and Network, JOHN LOCKE INVESTMENTS
Pierre Faure, IS Director, LA BANQUE POSTALE

11.40 Panel: Optimising the enterprise data management environment

Integrating reference data across the enterprise and synchronising it to downstream systems
Defining standards: towards a consolidated view of reference data
Ensuring quality: constructing the single reference database

Moderator: Jean-Pierre Gottdiener, Manager, LUCIDINE CONSEIL
Alberto Ricciotti, Head of Global Modeling & Warehousing, CFO Data Governance, UNICREDIT
Mike Atkin, Managing Director, EDM COUNCIL
Chris Bannocks, Global Head of Enterprise Data Management, NOMURA INTERNATIONAL PLC
Darren Purcell, Director, CUSIP Global Services, STANDARD & POOR'S
Hugh Stewart, Director, SMARTSTREAM UTILITIES

12.25 Lunch break

13.25 Panel: Corporate actions: Reducing costs, mitigating risks, moving towards a global future

Recognising the benefits: building the business case adopting and implementing ISO 20022 messaging
Can mapping XBRL taxonomy to the messaging standard ensure global compatibility?
Post-crisis complexity: dealing with the debt restructuring and capital raises

Barry Adams, Vice President Corporate Actions, BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON
Olivier Rose, Head of Projects and International Data Management, SOCIÉTÉ GÉNÉRALE
Christine Strandberg, Product Manager, Global Transaction Services, SEB MERCHANT BANKING

14.10 Panel: Evolving exchanges and the rise of the MTFs

How has increased competition from brokers, MTFs and banks affected the exchanges?
To what extent can we rely on the new players?
Forecasting the business models of the future: how will the market adapt to this shifting landscape?

Moderator: Prof. James Ward, Professor of Finance, THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS
Emmanuel de Fournoux, Director - Market Infrastructure, AMAFI
André Kelekis, Head of Strategy for Market Data, BNP PARIBAS
Peter Blenninger, Software Development and Quality Management, BAADER BANK

14.55 Afternoon break

15.20 Panel: Are you content with your data? Sourcing, evaluation, ratings and analytics for data content

Examining the role of technology in developing and shaping new content sets
What are the most effective methods of sourcing and evaluating prices?
What is the value of streamlining diverse sources of data for emerging markets?

Moderator: Martin Wilson, Executive Member, IPUG
David Berry, Market Data Sourcing Specialist, UBS
Henri Mocka, Data Specialist, BNP PARIBAS
Ian Blance, Head of Evaluated Pricing Business Development, SIX TELEKURS

16.05 Vendor Panel: Forecasting the future of the data industry: opportunities, challenges, and trends

Preparing for the continuing impact of regulatory change
Spotting nascent trends and 'game-changing' events
Taking advantage of new and emerging technologies

Moderator: Henri Mocka, Data Specialist, BNP PARIBAS
Marcus Custance, Senior Sales Executive, ARCONTECH
David Lecompte, Market Development Manager, SIX TELEKURS
David Sanchez Lopez, Regional Director Client Development, CAPITAL IQ

16.50 Drinks reception