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INTERNATIONAL DERIVATIVES EXPO 4–6 June The Brewery London CONFERENCE PROGRAMME 2018_IDX_Conf Pro_FINAL2.indd 1 5/23/18 5:16 PM WELCOME TO IDX Welcome to the 11th Annual International Derivatives Expo – IDX 2018! We are proud to continue this important conference at a significant time for the futures and derivatives markets. Ten years ago, the world stared into an economic abyss as financial markets froze up and an unprecedented intervention by governments helped get the engine moving again. We will look back at those events, and we will take measure of where we are today and where the markets are moving in the future. This year’s conference will feature many of the opportunities and challenges this industry is facing today. Whether it is the increase in regulation, differences and sometimes inconsistencies between governments and regulatory bodies, liquidity and market making, and the future trends for the industry including technological advances such as blockchain and cryptocurrencies. We will hear from HM Treasury’s John Glen, MP, the Bank of England’s Sir Jon Cunliffe, Member of European Parliament Danuta Hübner and Bloomberg’s Stephanie Flanders. We are pleased to feature many of the regulators involved in oversight of our markets including the FCA, ECB, CFTC and others. IDX also features fintech startups in the Innovators Vault and through a special panel session. IDX wraps up with our annual charity dinner that benefits Futures for Kids. This charity supports causes around the globe in their work on behalf of children in need. Over the last 10 years, the IDX Gala Dinner has raised more than £1.4 million for Futures for Kids, including through the Kilt Challenge. This year’s kilt-wearing privilege goes G.H. Financials non-executive Chairman, Mark Ibbotson, and he’s determined to raise £14,000! I hope you’ll help support this worthy effort. Thank you for joining us at IDX 2018. And thank you to our sponsors and exhibitors for supporting this conference each year. Walt Lukken President & Chief Executive Officer, FIA 2 2018_IDX_Conf Pro_FINAL2.indd 2 5/23/18 5:16 PM TABLE OF CONTENTS Programme At-A-Glance ....................................................... 4 General Information ............................................................... 8 Social Media, Wi-Fi and IDX App ........................................ 9 Thank You Sponsors .............................................................10 Innovators Vault ....................................................................12 Sponsors ..................................................................................14 Exhibitor Stand Numbers ...................................................31 Exhibitor Floorplan ...............................................................32 Exhibitor List ..........................................................................34 Board of Directors ................................................................48 Europe Advisory Board ........................................................49 IDX Steering Committee .....................................................49 Media Partners ......................................................................50 We respectfully request that cell phones be turned off or switched to vibrate while you are attending the business sessions. Staff will be available throughout the conference to guide you to meeting rooms, answer questions about the programme and social events and to advise you of location and schedule changes. Please let us know how we can assist you to make your visit to IDX more enjoyable. IDX 2018 | 4- 6 June 2018 | The Brewery | London 3 2018_IDX_Conf Pro_FINAL2.indd 3 5/23/18 5:16 PM PROGRAMME AT-A-GLANCE MONDAY 4 JUNE Opening Reception Banking Hall, 14 Cornhill, EC3V 3ND Sponsored by 18:30 TUESDAY 5 JUNE Registration & Exhibits Open Registration Sponsor Lanyard Sponsor 08:00 Innovators Vault Opens Queen Vault Opening Remarks Address 08:45 King George Keynote Address – John Glen, MP 09:00 King George Keynote Address – Stephanie Flanders 09:15 King George Where We Are Now, 09:45 and Where Are We Headed? King George Networking Break - Exhibit Areas Coffee Break Sponsor 10:30 Keynote Address –Sir Jon Cunliffe 11:00 King George Exchanges – Building Markets for the Future 11:30 King George Networking Lunch - Exhibit Areas Sponsored by 12:30 4 2018_IDX_Conf Pro_FINAL2.indd 4 5/23/18 5:16 PM PROGRAMME AT-A-GLANCE TUESDAY 5 JUNE continued CONCURRENT SESSIONS Regulation Ten Years on from the Financial Crisis King George Meet the Innovators Queen Charlotte 14:00 Sponsored Session: Eurex King Vault Networking Break - Exhibit Areas Coffee Break Sponsor 15:00 CONCURRENT SESSIONS MiFID II – Lessons and Consequences King George Real World Applications for New Technologies 15:30 Queen Charlotte Sponsored Session: KPMG King Vault Taste of IDX 16:00 Exhibit Areas Eurex English Summer Garden Party 2018 Brewery Courtyard 18:00 International Derivatives 9-10 June Expo 2015 The Brewery • London, England 2018 For the full IDX 2018 programme and speaker information, download the FIA Connect app, sponsored by Ion at https://fia.org/app Mobile App Sponsored by or search FIA Connect app in your app store. IDX 2018 | 4- 6 June 2018 | The Brewery | London 5 2018_IDX_Conf Pro_FINAL2.indd 5 5/23/18 5:16 PM PROGRAMME AT-A-GLANCE WEDNESDAY 6 JUNE Registration & Exhibits Open Registration Sponsor Lanyard Sponsor 08:00 Keynote Address – Danuta Hübner 08:30 King George Global CCP Oversight in a Changing Landscape 09:00 King George CCPs – What Lies on the Horizon? 09:45 King George Networking Break 10:45 Exhibit Areas Fireside Chat: Commissioner Behnam 11:15 King George CONCURRENT SESSIONS Brexit – The Right Model for Financial Markets King Vault So Long Libor? 11:45 Queen Charlotte Sponsored Session: Dalian Commodity Exchange King Vault Networking Lunch - Exhibit Areas Sponsored by 12:45 CONCURRENT SESSIONS The Outlook for Commodity Derivatives King George Capital Requirements for Investment Firms: A New Dawn? 13:45 Queen Charlotte Sponsored Session: London Stock Exchange Group King Vault 6 2018_IDX_Conf Pro_FINAL2.indd 6 5/23/18 5:16 PM PROGRAMME AT-A-GLANCE WEDNESDAY 6 JUNE continued Networking Break 14:45 Exhibit Areas CONCURRENT SESSIONS Crypto A-Go-Go King George The Reporting Roundabout 15:00 Queen Charlotte Sponsored Session: TickSmith King Vault 16:00 Conclude Gala Dinner The Troxy, 490 Commercial Road, E1 0HX 18:30 (Separate Ticket Required) For the full IDX 2018 programme and speaker information, download the FIA Connect app, sponsored by Ion, at https://fia.org/app or search FIA Connect app in your app store. GALA DINNER BENEFITING Wednesday 6 June The Troxy, 490 Commercial Road, London, E1 0HX Reception: 18:30 | Dinner: 19:30 Carriages: Midnight | Dress Code: Black Tie Sponsored by BAND MEMBERS: Emma Davey, Clive Furness Alun Green, Peter Lindvall, Allison Lurton, Walt Lukken, Cathy Lyall, Paul Pantano, Ed Pla, Ross Prior and Mark Wetjen IDX 2018 | 4- 6 June 2018 | The Brewery | London 7 2018_IDX_Conf Pro_FINAL2.indd 7 5/23/18 5:16 PM GENERAL INFORMATION NAME BADGES/ATTIRE Delegates will need to wear the provided name badges to gain entrance to all sessions and the exhibit areas. Attire for the conference and tradeshow is business or business casual. Business or informal cocktail attire is suggested for evening events. VENUE/PROGRAMME INFO All conference sessions, exhibits, breakfasts and luncheons will take place inside The Brewery unless otherwise noted. Please check the programme, show newsletters or the conference app for daily programme and event information. REGISTRATION & BADGE PICK UP Tuesday 5 June 08:00 - 18:00 Wednesday 6 June 08:00 - 16:00 EXHIBIT HOURS Exhibit Areas: Porter Tun, Upper Sugar & Lower Sugar Rooms Tuesday 5 June 08:00 - 18:00 Tuesday 5 June - Taste of IDX 16:00 - 18:00 Wednesday 6 June 08:00 - 16:00 NETWORKING AREAS Eurex Courtyard, outside The Brewery entrance The Eurex Courtyard area will be open every day from 08:00. Feel free to use it for your meetings or relaxation. FIA PRESS OFFICE Malt Room, first floor near the lift Tuesday 5 June 08:00 - 18:00 Wednesday 6 June 08:00 - 16:00 8 2018_IDX_Conf Pro_FINAL2.indd 8 5/23/18 5:16 PM SOCIAL MEDIA, WI-FI & IDX APP SOCIAL MEDIA Follow #IDX2018 on FIA’s social media channels! facebook.com/FIAconnect @FIAconnect linkedin.com/in/futuresindustryassociation JOIN THE DISCUSSION! #IDX2018 WI-FI ACCESS Network: ttc_janus Password: know#risk Sponsored by: DOWNLOAD THE FIA CONNECT APP! • View programme and speaker information • Connect & network with other attendees • Check out exhibitors, sponsors and more International Derivatives Expo 9-10 June 2015 • Build your personal conference The Brewery • London, England calendar • Navigate IDX with schedule, 2018 maps & venue info • Share your experience on the photo stream Mobile App Sponsored by https://fia.org/app or search FIA Connect app in your app store. Sponsored by: IDX 2018 | 4- 6 June 2018 | The Brewery | London 9 2018_IDX_Conf Pro_FINAL2.indd 9 5/23/18 5:16 PM THANK YOU SPONSORS! PLATINUM GOLD ABans ® where knowledge creates growth 10 2018_IDX_Conf Pro_FINAL2.indd 10 5/23/18 5:16 PM THANK YOU SPONSORS! SILVER PARTNERS a b CONTRIBUTING IDX 2018 | 4- 6 June 2018 | The Brewery | London 11 2018_IDX_Conf Pro_FINAL2.indd 11 5/23/18 5:16 PM Amenity Analytics Ascent Technologies www.amenityanalytics.com www.ascentregtech.com @AmenityAnalytic @AscentRegTech Nathaniel Storch, CEO Brian Clark, CEO ☎ +1 917.969.2141 ☎ +1 847.668.8174 [email protected] brian@ascentregtech.
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