PostTrade 360° Nordic 2024

4–5 Sept 2024 | Stockholm, Sweden

Olaf Ransome

Director

3C Advisory

Zurich, Switzerland

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The Bankers’ Plumber. I help leaders in banks & FinTechs master their processing; optimising control, capacity and cost. Fitting the new and the old.

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Speaker sessions (4)

Wednesday, 4 September 2024

13:00 - 13:40

Intraday liquidity management, part 1: The sell-side themes

Format:In-person
Location:Room C1, Level 2
  • Collateral and liquidity

The key to achieving intraday, real-time liquidity might lie in new tools, such as DLT-based payment solutions and intraday repo marketplaces that make instant PvP settlement – even with currency exchange – possible.

Thursday, 5 September 2024

11:00 - 11:40

(Block Track) Health check on the PAYMENT leg: Ready to carry or still aching?

Format:In-person
Location:Room C2, Level 2
  • Settlement
  • Technology
  • Digital/digitalised assets
  • The Block Track

From interoperability to lobbying efforts for digital currencies, the push for a licensed stablecoin to the pros and cons of public chains, this panel looks at all things payment. What are the missing ingredients required for a breakthrough in the sector?

12:00 - 12:40

(Block Track) The current practice, and promise, of DLT in TRADING

Format:In-person
Location:Room C2, Level 2
  • Technology
  • Digital/digitalised assets
  • The Block Track

Five DLT experts take to the stage in this session to discuss the application of the technology in their respective arenas. What does the future look like for DLT-based trading, tokenisation in real estate, and atomic trading and settlement?

14:00 - 14:40

Intraday liquidity management, part 2: The investor-side and corporate view

Format:In-person
Location:Room C1, Level 2
  • Collateral and liquidity
  • Technology
  • Sourcing and procurement

From the UK gilt crisis of 2022 to the impact of the US’ move to T+1 on European markets, liquidity has been a topic on everyone’s mind in recent years. How can the buy-side be better equipped for liquidity risks? The investors and corporates weigh in.