Capital Markets for Growth - 2012 ECMI Annual Conference
- Olli Rehn, Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs and Vice-President, European Commission
- Carlos Tavares, Chairman, CMVM and Vice-Chairman, European Securities and Markets Authority
- Paul De Grauwe, John Paulson Chair in European Political Economy, London School of Economics
- Manmohan Singh, Senior Economist, International Monetary Fund
- Rodrigo Buenaventura, Head of Markets Division, European Securities and Markets Authority
- Peter Vanden Houte, Chief Eurozone Economist, ING Group
- Sarah Carlson, Vice President - Sovereign Risk, Moody’s Investors Service
- Julian Callow, Chief International Economist, Barclays
- John Plender, Senior Editorial Writer and Columnist, Financial Times
- Stefano Caselli, Professor of Banking and Finance, Bocconi University
- Daniel Gros, Director, Centre for European Policy Studies
- Lindsey Rogerson, Financial Services Consumer Panel, Financial Services Authority
- Philipp Hartmann, Deputy Director General Research, European Central Bank
- Guido Ferrarini, Professor of Business Law and Capital Markets, University of Genoa
- Among others, see full list at www.eurocapitalmarkets.org/2012AC
National Bank of Belgium - Main Auditorium
Rue Montagne aux Herbes Potagères 61, 1000 Brussels

With over 400 participants, the 2012 ECMI Annual Conference brought together international experts in capital markets from industry, policy making and academia for a full day of discussion in Brussels. This year’s conference was structured around four sessions focusing on the following topics: the outlook for the euro area, the role of capital markets after bank deleveraging, market structure reforms and investor protection. Each session featured a keynote speech and a panel discussion. The conference was organised in partnership with the Centre for European Policy Studies and the Belgian Financial Forum.
- Macroeconomic outlook for the euro area: Which future without a «transfer» Europe?
- Capital markets and bank deleveraging: What are the implications and the role of capital markets in funding the European economy?
- Capital market structure reforms: Will MiFID II and EMIR change the landscape for the better?
- Comprehensive investor protection: The Achilles’ heel of the single market?
Downloads:
- Download the report from the conference and the presentations from the speakers at www.eurocapitalmarkets.org/2012AC.
Registrations:
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Free of charge for ECMI members (unlimited number of delegates), CEPS and ECRI corporate members (first delegate).
EUR 250 for all other participants, excluding BFF members. - Cancellation policy: 100% refund for cancellations by 20 September, 50% refund by 7 October, no refund thereafter.
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