PostTrade 360° Nordic 2024

4–5 Sept 2024 | Stockholm, Sweden

Imran Razvi

Senior Policy Adviser, Pensions & Institutional Market

The Investment Association

London, United Kingdom

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A Public Policy professional with expertise in pensions investment management. Experienced in the development of financial services legislation in the UK & EU.

About me

Imran is Senior Policy Adviser – Pensions & Institutional Market at The Investment Association (IA), where he leads the IA's work shaping public policy and regulation affecting the market for pension scheme investment management in the UK and EU. In this role, Imran led the industry's response to the regulatory and political fallout from the UK's gilt market crisis in 2022.

Prior to joining the IA, Imran worked as a senior policymaker in the UK's Department for Work and Pensions, where he led on various aspects of the UK's pensions reform programme.

Imran holds a BSc in Economics from the London School of Economics and an MSc in Economics from University College London.

My organisation

The Investment Association

https://www.theia.org

The Investment Association champions UK investment management to support British savers, investors and businesses.

Our 250 members collectively manage £8.8 trillion on behalf of clients in the UK and around the world. 

Our mission is to make investment better. Better for clients, so they achieve their financial goals. Better for companies, so they get the capital they need to grow. And better for the economy, so everyone prospers.

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Speaker sessions (1)

Thursday, 5 September 2024

14:00 - 14:40

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

Format:In-personLocation: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.