The Full FX is returning to Scandinavia on Wednesday May 10th

After the success of last year’s event, The Full FX is returning to Scandinavia for our first event of 2023 on May 10th.

Last year saw the return of sustained volatility in FX markets, as well as the increasing influence of regulation. How have these themes – and others – played out in in the FX market structure? More pertinently, what are the influences and trends in market structure likely to be in 2023/24? From liquidity, through execution and technology, to building more efficient workflow processes and technologies, the FX industry continues to evolve at pace.

Come to The Full FX Scandinavia to meet with your peers, your clients and hear from industry leaders as we drive thought leadership to help the FX industry evolve and succeed.

Register at  https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/the-full-fx-scandinavia-2023-tickets-517865679187?aff=website

Thanks to ACI – Financial Markets Association for supporting the event.

AGENDA

9:00 – 10:00 Registration and Coffee

10:00   Panel One – Trading Models, New and Old

Sustained volatility has returned to FX markets, thanks to interest rate differentials and macro events. What has this meant for the trading desks and how have they reacted to the changing conditions?

Pär Hellström, Head of e-FX and FX Options Trading, Swedbank

Tomi Abiodun, e-FX Trader, UBS

10:25   Panel Two – Execution Models, New and Old

Algos have been proven over the past three years, but are some models proving more popular than others? How flexible should a buy side execution policy be?

John Quayle, Head of Client Algo Execution, NatWest Markets

Lorenzo Brusa, e-FICC Sales, JP Morgan

Matt Clarke, Head of Distribution, XTX Markets

11:00   How About This for an Idea?

Andrew Batchelor, Global COO and Head of Product, LCH ForexClear

11:20   Networking and Coffee sponsored by J.P. Morgan

11:50  Panel Three – Relationships in a Quant World

“Data-driven” has become a very common phrase, but what sort of challenges and opportunities does this represent for the client relationship?

Stephen Collins – Executive Director, eFX Sales UBS

Lars Henriksen, Director, FX Trading, Nordea Markets

Stephen Totten, Director of Quantitative Analysis, oneZero

12:20   View from the Top

Carolina Trujillo, Global Head of e-FX Distribution, SEB

12:40   Lunch sponsored by J.P. Morgan

 13:40   Panel Four: Talking Data

 Data is at the heart of markets, but it grows exponentially, bringing challenges with it – what is the next level of data management, and how easy is it to filter out white noise?

 John Stead, Presales & Marketing Director,  smartTrade Technologies

James Watson, Global Head of Sales, TraditionData

14:05  Perspectives from the PB World: Dave Reid

14:25   How about this for an idea?

Andrew Coyne, Head of Product, CobaltFX

14:45   Networking and Coffee sponsored by J.P. Morgan

15:05  The Market Structure Challenge – Unravelling the Spaghetti 

Connectivity in FX markets was once likened to a bowl of spaghetti, and in 2023 the complexity of the market structure is even more complicated – which represents a challenge to participants. What are the challenges, and how can they be overcome?

 Nick Clark – Director, FXPB Sales, NatWest Markets

 15:25   Panel Six – The New FX Swaps Market 

 Automation rates are rising and new models are emerging in FX swaps, but where are we on the evolution curve, where are the bottlenecks, and what will the market structure look like in 2024?

 Jeremy Carvell, Head of Liquidity Sales, EMEA, 360T

Stephan von Massenbach, Chief Revenue Officer, Digitec

15:50   Networking and Coffee sponsored by J.P. Morgan

16:15   The Chat Show: For FX Sake!

We close out with a TV-style chat show. Guests talk big ideas, critical themes, favourite stories (in FX and beyond), and, hopefully, audience participation!

John Ashworth, CEO, Caplin Systems

Blair Hawthorne, CEO, Loop FX

Dave Reid,  former Global Head, FX Prime Brokerage, Deutsche Bank

 17:00   Cocktail Reception Sponsored by LSEG

 Admission is free to banks and buy side institutions ONLY. Please note that if you do not meet these criteria you will be asked for payment. The fee for non-sponsoring vendor companies is USD1850/AUD 2660* per delegate.