Women in risk sharing networking event to debut
Next week is shaping up to be a bumper CRT programme from SCI. Not only are we hosting our 9th Annual Capital Relief Trades Seminar and the third edition of our sell-out CRT Training for New Market Entrants, but also an inaugural Women in Risk Sharing networking event.
Hosted by Reed Smith during the evening of 18 October, the theme of the Women in Risk Sharing event is women and leadership in CRT. Representatives from Intesa Sanpaolo, Reed Smith, Santander and S&P will delve into why women are able to thrive in the risk sharing business, which qualities constitute strong leadership in that context and how to retain female talent within the industry. The panel will be followed by a keynote address by Joanne Rowe, the corporate risk officer for Intercontinental Exchange, who will discuss the crucial roles of sponsorship, mentorship and earning the trust of stakeholders.
The CRT Training, meanwhile, comprises 12 different modules, delivered over two days – 17 and 18 October – at the London offices of Allen & Overy. Led by industry practitioners, attendees will learn about regulatory and structuring considerations, as well as modelling, reporting, performance measurement and credit events.
Also hosted by Allen & Overy on 19 October, SCI’s 9th Annual Capital Relief Trades Seminar is chaired by Mark Faulkner, co-founder of Credit Benchmark. The event will cover the latest regulatory developments, key trends and emerging opportunities within the significant risk transfer market. It also features a bank resolution case study demonstrating the resilience of SRT transactions.
The seminar is sponsored by Arch Insurance, ArrowMark Partners, Barclays, Chorus Capital, Clifford Chance, EIF, Guy Carpenter, ING, Intesa Sanpaolo, KPMG, Liberty Specialty Markets, Linklaters, M&G Investments, Mayer Brown, Newmarket, RenaissanceRe, Santander, Societe Generale and Tramontana Asset Management. Panelists also include representatives from Alvarez & Marsal, Bank of America, BNP Paribas, Bayview Asset Management, Erste Group, Magnetar Capital, Munich Re, Nordea, PAG, PCS, PGGM and PIMCO.
Rounding the event off is SCI’s Capital Relief Trades Awards ceremony, followed by a cocktail reception. For more details or to register, click here.