About the event

The past year has transformed the landscape for financial services and the tsunami has left many in shock. Now, however, 20-20 hindsight has put the word ‘risk’ on everyone’s lips, making this a timely opportunity to re-address derivatives operations. Risk and derivatives are mutually inclusive but now is the time to make sure that undue operational risk is not taken on by the very tools designed to hedge risk.

OTC Derivatives Operations is an exclusive event designed specifically for the buy-side practitioners tasked with overseeing the accuracy and clarity of their company’s operations. It will attract 100 plus senior decision-makers, pioneering practitioners and leading innovators to address the industry’s key concerns in a professional and relaxed environment. As a delegate, you will discover how the shockwaves of the credit crunch and the recession are impacting upon the industry, the positive results of the work many companies have undertaken over the last few months and how your company compares with your peers’. You will also have the opportunity to visit our showcase exhibition and view the latest solutions which could be applied within your own company.

The conference programme

The programme is currently in design. We are speaking to leading figures in the industry to make sure that we build you an event that addresses the issues you need to cover in the best way. We will use presentations, panel discussions and round table debates to deliver the information you need. Read more about the agenda here

The event format

The event format is carefully designed to optimise your learning and networking. We compliment a full conference programme featuring formal presentations and panel discussions with our round table seating plan. This allows you to spend time learning from other delegates as well as our speakers and it really is an excellent way to extend your professional network of contacts. Read more about the benefits of our round table format here

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