Webinar

30.11.2022
10:00-11:00

Time to re-energise the EU’s capital markets

Webinar
Zoom

Seven years since the launch of the Capital Markets Union (CMU), EU capital markets have neither significantly developed nor become more integrated

27.10.2022
15:00-16:00

In conversation with Hester M. Peirce, Commissioner at US SEC

Webinar

On 27 October, ECMI will hold a virtual debate with Hester M. Peirce, Commissioner at US SEC. This is part of the "In conversation with" series of webinars with high-profile policymakers and supervisors.

29.09.2022
10:00-11:00

Are we ready for the digital euro?

Webinar
Zoom

The introduction of digital (crypto)assets, as well as the underlying distributed ledger technology, has encouraged central bank

11.07.2022
17:00-18:00

In conversation with Petra Hielkema, Chair of EIOPA

Webinar

On 11 July, ECMI will hold a virtual debate with Petra Hielkema, Chair of EIOPA. This is part of the "In conversation with" series of webinars with high-profile policymakers and supervisors.

20.04.2022
09:30-11:00

In conversation with Verena Ross, Chair of ESMA

Webinar

On 20 April, ECMI will hold a virtual debate with Verena Ross, Chair of ESMA. 

17.02.2022
14:00-15:00

International standards for sustainability: fighting an uphill battle?

Webinar

Notwithstanding the benefits, the fragmentation and multiplicity of corporate (sustainability) reporting frameworks have also increased the costs f

15.12.2021
14:00-15:00

Settlement cycle: Should it stay (T+2) or should it go (T+1)?

Webinar

The settlement cycle refers to the time between the trade date, when an order is executed in the market, and the settlement date. In the EU the settlement cycle since 2014 is set at trade date plus two business days (T+2), while in the US the settlement cycle was shortened from three to two business days in 2017. In the US, there is now an industry-lead initiative to accelerate the securities settlement cycle to one day (T+1).

09.12.2021
15:00-16:15

Will central banks succeed in the digital currencies market?

Webinar

Most central banks in advanced economies consider issuing central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), not only to address the declining use of cash, but also to position themselves against increased competition from Big Tech companies, cryptocurrencies, and stablecoins.

16.11.2021
15:00-16:15

Setting EU CCP policy – much more than meets the eye

Webinar

The European Union needs a long-term vision for the future development of the European clearing market.

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