Transatlantic Finance Forum 2021-22 - BritishAmerican Business

BritishAmerican Business

Transatlantic Business Organization

TRANSATLANTIC
FINANCE
FORUM

2021-22

About
Upcoming Sessions
Speakers
Presenting Sponsor
Content Partners
Contact

About
Upcoming Sessions
Speakers
Presenting Sponsor
Content Partners
Contact

TRANSATLANTIC
FINANCE
FORUM

2021-22

ABOUT

Transatlantic
Finance
Forum
2021-22

A senior-level gathering of the most influential people in the Financial Services sector from the US and the UK. This summit aims to address opportunities and challenges affecting the sector.

To learn more about Transatlantic Finance Forum 2020, please click here.

ABOUT

Transatlantic
Finance
Forum
2021-22

ABOUT

A senior-level gathering of the most influential people in the Financial Services sector from the US and the UK. This summit aims to address opportunities and challenges affecting the sector.

To learn more about Transatlantic Finance Forum 2020, please click here.

UPCOMING SESSIONS

OCTOBER 19 2021

Fireside Chat with Brian Moynihan, Chairman of the Board & CEO, Bank of America

OCTOBER 26 2021

Roundtable: The Future of Financial Services

JANUARY 13 2022

Roundtable: The Future of Crypto-Assets and Regulation

FEBRUARY 10 2022

Roundtable: The Future of FinTech and Payments

FEBRUARY 23 2022

Roundtable: Diversity and Inclusion in the Financial Sector: Working Together to Drive Change

FEBRUARY 23 2022

TFF Closing Session: Fireside Chat Featuring Lloyd’s Chairman and KPMG Vice Chair, UK

SPEAKERS

SPEAKERS

SPEAKERS

Anthony M. Balloon

Partner & co-chair of the Global Services Committee

Alston & Bird

Marc Brookman

CEO, North America

Schroders

Bruce Carnegie-Brown

Chairman

Lloyd’s of London

Miles Celic

Chief Executive Officer

TheCityUK

Duncan Douglass

Partner

Alston & Bird
(Founder of Alston & Bird’s payment practice)

Christine Harper

Editor-in-Chief, Bloomberg Markets

Bloomberg LP

Janine Hirt

CEO

Innovate Finance

Esme Hodson

Chief Compliance Officer

SC Ventures, Standard Chartered

Cheyenne Hopkins

Managing Director, Strategic Communications

FTI Consulting

Michael Hsu

Acting Comptroller of the Currency

United States Treasury

David Livingstone

CEO, Europe, Middle East & Africa

Citi

Brian Moynihan

Chairman of the Board & CEO

Bank of America

Helene Oger-Zaher

Payments, Retail Banking and Crypto Policy Specialist

Financial Conduct Authority

Matthew Osborne

Payments & Policy Lead

Bank of England

Varun Paul

Head of Fintech Hub

Bank of England

Eli Polanco

Founder & CEO

Nivelo

Nicole Sandler

Head of Digital Policy

Barclays

Kay Swinburne

Vice Chair of Financial Services

KPMG

Gillian Tett

Editor-at-Large, US

Financial Times

Mark Tweedie

EMEA Head of Fintech, Banking, Capital Markets & Advisory

Citi

PRESENTING SPONSORS

PRESENTING SPONSOR

PRESENTING SPONSORS

CONTENT PARTNERS

CONTENT PARTNERS

CONTACT

CONTACT

Nikolina Cubric
Senior Manager, Programs
+1 212 663 2925
ncubric@babinc.org

MICHAEL J. HSU

ACTING COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
UNITED STATES TREASURY

Michael J. Hsu is the Acting Comptroller of the Currency.

Mr. Hsu became Acting Comptroller of the Currency on May 10, 2021, upon his designation as First Deputy Comptroller by Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen pursuant to her authority under 12 USC 4.

As Acting Comptroller of the Currency, Mr. Hsu is the administrator of the federal banking system and chief executive officer of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC). The OCC ensures that the federal banking system operates in a safe and sound manner, provides fair access to financial services, treats customers fairly, and complies with applicable laws and regulations. It supervises nearly 1,200 national banks, federal savings associations, and federal branches and agencies of foreign banks that serve consumers, businesses, and communities across the United States and conducts approximately 70 percent of banking activity in the country. These banks range from community banks serving local neighborhood needs to the nation’s largest most internationally active banks.

The Comptroller also serves as a Director of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and a member of the Financial Stability Oversight Council and the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council.

Prior to joining the OCC, Mr. Hsu served as an Associate Director in the Division of Supervision and Regulation at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. In that role, he chaired the Large Institution Supervision Coordinating Committee Operating Committee, which has responsibility for supervising the global systemically important banking companies operating in the United States. He co-chaired the Federal Reserve’s Systemic Risk Integration Forum, served as a member of the Basel Committee Risk and Vulnerabilities Group, and co-sponsored forums promoting interagency coordination with foreign and domestic financial regulatory agencies.

His career has included serving as a Financial Sector Expert at the International Monetary Fund, Financial Economist at the U.S. Department of the Treasury helping to establish the Troubled Assets Relief Program, and Financial Economist at the Securities and Exchange Commission overseeing the largest securities firms.

Mr. Hsu began his career in 2002 as a staff attorney in the Federal Reserve Board’s Legal Division. He holds of a bachelor of arts from Brown University, a master of science in finance from George Washington University, and juris doctor degree from New York University School of Law.

NICOLE SANDLER

INNOVATION AND POLICY GLOBAL LEAD
BARCLAYS

Nicole Sandler leads on Innovation Policy at Barclays. She engages with regulators and policymakers globally for Barclays and focuses on the impact of Fintech related regulation and initiatives including DLT, cryptoassets and AI usecases. Further she advises on various sandbox and regulatory initiatives proposed by regulators and policymakers including the FCA, BoE, ECB, EC, SEC, CFTC, Fed, MAS and Japanese FSA.. In addition she represents Barclays in various regulatory and policy forums and industry groups.

For instance, Nicole is on the EC’s Expert Group on Regulatory Obstacles to Financial Innovation as the sole UK banking representative and only 1 of 3 bank representatives in Europe, she is on the EC’s Financial Services Advisory Group to the AI High Level Expert Group, the EBF Digital Strategy ExCo, is a member of the FMLC Technology Scoping Group at the BoE, the BoE and FCA’s Digital Regulatory Reporting Initiative, the JWG Global RegTech Council and also represented Barclays at the EDCAB cryptoasset and blockchain roundtables at the European Parliament. Nicole regularly speaks on panels and at conferences on innovation, diversity and leadership and has published articles including ‘The Internet of Things is a Moving Regulatory Landscape’, the FMLC paper on ‘DLT and governing law’ and the FMLC paper on ‘The legal uncertainties of virtual currencies’. She actively helped set up the International Association for Trusted Blockchain Applications (INATBA) which consists of numerous policymakers and is on their Legal Committee.

In addition Nicole is an Advisory Board Member for Regtech Women an initiative that promotes Regtech and helps women network in this space and is also on the Regtech Awards board. Further she is Barclay’s nominee on the IIF’s Future Leader’s Class 2019. Lastly, Nicole is on the Lattice80 Top 100 Women in Fintech Global List 2018, the Innovate Finance Powerlist 2017 and 2018, was a finalist in the ‘Fintech Champion’ category at the Women in Finance Awards 2019 and the ‘Women in PayTech’ category at the 2019 PayTech Awards and was recently named The Most Influential Women in Fintech Regulation at the Wealth and Finance Awards 2019