BST European Summit 2016 Takes Shape

This year’s BST European Summit features Paula Walter, chief technology officer at Newton Investments in London and BlackRock's Ed Fishwick.

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Ed Fishwick, BlackRock's co-head of risk management, will again speak at this year's Buy-Side Technology European Summit.

The event, which will feature two keynote addresses, five panel discussions and a number of additional presentations, will focus on liquidity sourcing; credit, market and counterparty risk management; cloud computing; upcoming US and European regulations; outsourcing; cyber-security; machine-learning technology; and the hottest topic of 2016: blockchain and distributed-ledger technology.
The event culminates with the traditional cocktail reception.

Click on this link to view a brief interview with Ed Fishwick about his expectations about this year's event. 

This year's speaker line-up includes

  • Chrystelle Charles-Barral, head of risk EMEA, Neuberger Berman
  • Enrico Massignani, head of risk, Generali Investments
  • Edward Boag, chief data officer, Pioneer Investments
  • Tom Cunningham, IT director, Jupiter Asset Management
  • Paula Walter, chief technology officer, Newton Investments
  • Manish Nagar, head of risk, investment management Europe, Vanguard
  • Ovo Gharoro, head of data management operations, M&G Investments
  • Simone Facchinato, head of multi asset, Anima Investments
  • Amanda Wright, head of legal, Standard Life
  • Ed Fishwick, co-chief risk officer, BlackRock
  • Ian Barringer, head of IT, BMO Global Asset Management

Click on this link for more information about the event, or contact Victoria Murphy if you'd like to attend. 

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