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Securities Industry Conference 2009 Xavier Rolet, Chief Executive of the London Stock Exchange, and Angela Knight, his counterpart at the British Bankers’ Association, headed an illustrious field of speakers at the Securities Industry Conference organised by Goodacre UK.
Peter Swabey Company Secretary of Equiniti Financial Services, discussed developments in governance, particularly as they related to institutional shareholders. Andrew Simpson Head of Product Management at EuroCCP, demonstrated how competition had brought tariffs for clearing down dramatically. Dominic Tayler, Investment Director UK SIP at Cheviot Asset Management, gave tips on how wealth managers could build confidence and relationships with clients.
In complementary presentations, Paddy Osborn Technical Analyst at Beta Group, showed the benefits of avoiding emotions by sticking to technical trading techniques, while Gerald Ashley, Managing Director, St Mawgan & Co, considered the lessons that can be drawn from the many ways that history repeats itself in a characteristically provocative talk, “Four Markets and a Funeral?” John Hemming, Liberal Democrat MP for Birmingham Yardley and founder of JHC plc, leading provider of settlement systems to stockbrokers in the UK, told of some of his campaigns and achievements as a backbench MP.
The conference was opened by Stephen Pinner, Managing Director of Goodacre UK, and hosted by Clay Harris, creator of the former Mudlark column in the Financial Times.
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