Trade & Transaction Reporting Nordics
A concise and practical one day conference organised for investment firms, securities firms, banks and trading venues impacted by the reporting and disclosure obligations of SFTR, MiFID/MiFIR and EMIR.
Benchmark your implementation progress against peers and prepare for the next wave
EMIR Refit
Meet your industry peers to understand where organisations are following the EMIR Refit deadline. Explore options for partnering with firms to meet unresolved obligations.
MIFIR
Understand your requirements now to prepare for the imminent regulatory change project. Hear directly from industry counterparts who have started preparing to meet the changes.
Future regulation
Get a head start on the next wave of regulatory changes and prepare to meet the implementation requirements. Gain all you need to know in one day and build your resource business case.
Insights and guidance from leading policy-makers and regulators
Why you should attend
Trade & Transaction Reporting Nordics
Regulatory reporting heads from the Nordics and Baltics region
Join your peers from Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia. We'll be bringing together the reporting heads from across the region to understand how they are meeting regulatory change.
Solutions focused sessions to implement regulation
We'll be outlining how your industry peers have enacted systems and process change to meet regulatory requirements. We talk in specific, technical details so you can understand the best solutions for you.
Meet fellow trade, transaction & regulatory reporting leads
Meet and create connections with your colleagues in the same function across the region. You can understand how they have been preparing for regulatory change and benchmark your own progress against your industry peers.
Trade & Transaction Reporting Nordics in numbers:
Attendees focused on implementing regulatory reporting changes
Sessions for you to take away the information you need
The biggest trade and transaction reporting event in the Nordics & Baltics