Transparent Pricing for Accounting Disclosures, Due Diligence, Price Challenges -- Webcast

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Transparency has become the most pressing issue in the pricing and evaluations space. However, financial firms' requirements with regards to transparency vary depending on the context in which a price is being used. This webinar explores the need for transparent pricing for three distinct purposes: accounting disclosures, due diligence and the daily price challenge process.

The topics covered in this webinar include:

- What sorts of due diligence checks do financial firms want to perform on their pricing vendors?

- Where do vendors draw the line in terms of what they are willing to share with their clients during due diligence?

- What types of information are financial firms now asking their pricing vendors to supply as a result of IFRS 13? Why is market color so important for IFRS 13?

- Typically, when a customer challenges a price, what additional data do they need in order to be reassured?

- What are the main factors that influence the frequency and nature of price challenges?

Speakers:
* Daniel Johnson, director, valuation, Wells Fargo Global Fund Services

* Anthony O'Connor, head of product management, OTC Pricing and Risk, at HSBC

* Greg Carlin, vice president, securities evaluations, S&P Capital IQ

* Jayme Fagas, global head of valuations and transparency, pricing and reference services, at Thomson Reuters

* Moderator: Nicholas Hamilton, deputy editor, Inside Reference Data

 

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