The Need for CFO Transformation In today’s rapidly changing business climate the CFO’s role has never been more important. Their management colleagues (including the board) desperately need fast, frequent feedback to make important decisions on a daily or weekly basis.

The recent turbulent changes in the industry make it clear that banks and their corporate clients need to stay competitive. The 6th Annual Corporate Banking event, to be held in Prague, 23-24 May 2012, will help participants design new strategies to adapt to new regulations, requirements and EU control systems. SPECIAL APPEARANCE:  “Thinking Outside the Box” Panel: Social Media and Corporate Banking by Ian Alderton, CIO of the Year 2011, RBS SPECIAL CASE STUDY:  Lloyds Banking Group’s Partnership with the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, led by Chris Daniels, Lloyds TSB, Head of London 2012 Activation Contact: Will Hoss Marketing Manager Fleming Europe Bratislava, Slovak Republic T: +421 257 272 105 E: will.hoss@financefe.com Link: http://finance.flemingeurope.com/corporate-banking-europe/

A three-day advanced programme covering best practices in Asset-Liability Management (ALM), as well as ALM’s relationships to capital and performance for financial institutions. ALM will be shown to have evolved beyond basic management of incremental asset and liability positions to a more comprehensive process that reflects the management of an institution’s economic capital.

The Private Banking and Wealth Management Forum Indonesia brings the heads of industry together to discuss the growth potential for the local wealth management market. At the top of the agenda will be discussions on how to compete with regional hubs, talent management, trust and accountability, and developing a sustainable ‘model’ for Indonesia’s wealth management firms. The exchange of knowledge at the Forum will help banking and finance executives stay abreast of the new regulatory structure and the changes in the attitude of both banks and regulators. The Forum will also highlight industry best practices from across the region and identify market opportunities for wealth management firms targeting Indonesia. • Analyse the impact of regulatory changes on the local market • Identify the opportunities and trends in Indonesian wealth market • Examine the emerging business model for firms targeting Indonesia

An efficient set-up for back office organization can be a strategic advantage in the overall business model. Fleming Europe's 9th annual event of the successful Back Office series will provide participants with insights on operational excellence, cost efficiencies, reliable automation and much more. The 9th Annual Back Office Forum will be held in Amsterdam, 24-25 May 2012. This year's forum will unveil how the back office can add value to a business in an unstable environment with the financial crises threatening to come back. Special features:  Case studies  Focused roundtable discussions  Operations to IT hard talks Contact: Will Hoss Marketing Manager Fleming Europe Bratislava, Slovak Republic T: +421 257 272 105 E: will.hoss@financefe.com Link: http://finance.flemingeurope.com/back-office-forum/

FIMA Regulation is designed to give you answers and a chance to debate the challenges facing the reference data community with respect to regulation. There are 4 types of sessions that will provide you with the answers, strategies and the opportunity to voice your opinion on such matters as MiFID II, Dodd Frank, Solvency 2 and others:

Bringing together front and back office from investors, fund managers, IDBs and brokers, with execution venues, clearing houses, platform hosts and technology firms, this event is the only conference of its kind to focus on the practical impact of new regulations on market structure, trading and clearing.

Dodd Frank and EMIR regulations require energy companies to trade more through central parties and less with over-the-counter (OTC) counterparties. Collateral management will become the central activity to manage cash liquidity and operational risk in energy trading organizations. This two-day training course will provide the tools to analyse and ultimately implement changes necessary to cover the analytical and operational aspects of collateral management in energy trading. Each half-day has 3 sessions with a combination of lectures, workshop examples and case studies. The course explains how collateral management fits within the enterprise risk management framework, differences between using collateral for financial and physical transactions, with over the counter and central counterparties. A walk through the daily operations and its risks, and an analysis of the practical implications of new regulations rising from the credit crisis.