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The Financial Times, in partnership with IDA Ireland, presents the fifth annual European Financial Forum, bringing together international and Irish industry executives, policy makers, regulators and thought leaders to provide cutting edge analysis on the main business and regulatory issues that the financial services industry should consider in 2020 and the years ahead. This annual forum will offer a unique opportunity to reflect on the crucial issues impacting the financial industry today, and the opportunities that the next decade will bring. The theme of this year’s event will focus on being ready. Ready for the transformative potential that technological disruption will bring to global financial services. Ready to harness the possibilities being catalysed by the drive to embed sustainability across the business, investment and banking worlds. Ready for the shifting dynamics that Brexit, US-China trade tensions and other geo-political developments will bring to an already competitive operating environment. Ready for the prospect of a new model of capitalism, as momentum builds among leaders to redefine corporate purpose.
SPEAKERS
WHO ATTENDS
The European Financial Forum is an event designed to meet the needs of senior decision-makers and professionals working in the following areas: Banking Insurance Institutional / Investment / Asset Management / Financial / Regulation / Economic Research or Policy FinTech Within these areas limited places are available, free of charge, to the following professionals: CEO / Chairman / Founder Chief Financial Officer / Chief Investment Officer / Chief Operating Officer / Chief Counsel Chief Economist / Head of Economic Research or Policy Chief Technology Officer / Chief Information Officer Heads / Directors/VPs of Compliance or Regulation Heads / Directors / VPs of Strategy or Innovation Heads / Directors / VPs of Corporate Affairs or Treasury Heads / Directors of Global Markets |
PARTNER
IDA Ireland is Ireland’s Inward Investment Promotion and Development Agency. The Agency partners with overseas companies to secure new investment in Ireland and collaborates to assist companies expand their existing footprint in Ireland.
IDA Ireland works with a portfolio of over 1,500 overseas company operations in Ireland across a myriad of industry sectors from Technology and Life Sciences to International Services and Financial Services. Today 9 of the top 10 Pharmaceutical companies, 14 of the top 15 Medical Technology companies, 8 of the top 10 Industrial Automation companies, 9 of the top 10 Global Software companies and 4 of the top 5 Global Technology companies have established operations in Ireland. These companies employ more than 245,000 people in Ireland, the highest level on record.
International Financial Services Team is responsible for promoting Ireland as a location for investment to international Financial Services companies across banking, insurance, funds, asset management, payments, fintech and aviation leasing. The Team seeks to actively manage, grow and transform the existing portfolio of financial services clients. The portfolio comprises more than 250 companies, which employ 40,000 people in Ireland and generate annual exports of €11 billion. The current portfolio includes 20 of the top 25 financial services companies in the world including: Citigroup, JP Morgan, Bank of America, BNY Mellon, Blackrock, State Street, Mastercard, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Allianz, Zurich, ICBC and many more. International Financial Services is now one of the largest and fastest growing sectors of foreign direct investment in Ireland and accounts for almost twenty percent of annual investments won by IDA Ireland. It is an exciting, dynamic and highly competitive sector that delivers back, middle and front office services to a global customer base operating in sophisticated and regulated markets.
To find out Ireland is the right place for your business, log on to www.idaireland.com or follow us @IDAIRELAND.
Venue
Dublin Castle Dame St Printworks Conference Centre Dublin 2 Ireland dublincastle.ie
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