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A Pan-European Symposium on A Framework For European Securitisation 6. June 2002 Brussels, Belgium Who Should Attend: ■ European Securitisation Forum members ■ Other European securitisation market participants including: commercial and investment banks, securities firms, issuers, investors and asset managers, rating agencies, legal & accounting firms, trustees & collateral, managers, financial guarantors, securities exchanges ■ Representatives of pan-European regulatory and parliamentary bodies ■ Representatives of European national regulatory and parliamentary bodies ■ Members of the European academic community ■ Key media representatives dealing with the securitisation markets in Europe In conjunction with Duke Global Capital Markets Center
About the Symposium European Securitisation market participants and observers have frequently commented that the lack of a more uniform and harmonised legal, regulatory, tax, capital, accounting and market practice regime among individual jurisdictions has hindered the growth of securitisation on a broader, pan-European scale. Of course, the absence of a more homogenous securitisation market “infrastructure” throughout the European continent has obvious and deeplyrooted underlying causes-including significant legal, regulatory, social, cultural, behavioral and economic differences among individual European jurisdictions. Nevertheless, many individual European jurisdictions have taken legislative, regulatory and other steps to create a more hospitable environment for securitisation. Many of these initiatives are similar in concept and purpose from one jurisdiction to the next, as securitisation has continued to grow and draw attention as an alternative capital markets financing, arbitrage and risk-shifting mechanism. However, there is at present no clearly articulated or widelyacknowledged “blueprint” for the types of legal, regulatory and other provisions needed to facilitate securitisation on a broader scale throughout Europe. Program of Events: 13:00–13:10 WILLKOMMEN • WELCOME • BIENVENUE • BENVENUTO Mr. Filip Dierckx, CEO Merchant Banking and Executive Director, Fortis Bank 13:10–14:30 INTRODUCTION AND PRESENTATION OF THE FRAMEWORK This panel will begin with an overview of the size of the European securitisation market as well as the growth trends by collateral type in recent years. Thereafter, this group of expert panelists will discuss the motivations behind producing the Framework as well as the potential role for regulators and legislators in achieving the goals set out in the Framework. Finally, panelists will provide a section-by-section summary of the Framework document. MODERATOR Mr. Scott Rankin, Executive Director European Securitisation Forum (London) PANELISTS Mr. Kevin Ingram,Partner Clifford Chance Pünder (London) Mr. Gerwin Scharmann,Director Bankgesellschaft Berlin (Berlin) Mr. Anthony Lowes, Managing Director Schroder Salomon Smith Barney (London) Mr. Peter Jeffery,Partner PricewaterhouseCoopers (London) Prof. Steven Schwarcz,Executive Director Duke Global Capital Markets Centre 14:30–14:45 COFFEE BREAK
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