Before that he was Deputy Head of the Foreign Department and Head of the International Section of the Research Department of Banca d’Italia. He also worked as Economic Advisor at the European Commission. Francesco has a degree in law from the University of Rome and attended postgraduate courses in Economics and Business at the Istituto Adriano Olivetti in Ancona and at the London Business School. Francesco has written extensively in the field of Monetary Policy and International Economics.
At RBS Richard was responsible for financing and client relationships including the lending, bond and securitisation activities. Richard left RBS Markets in 2016 since then he set up and managed a small fintech.
He was also chair of the Bank’s Global Capital & Underwriting Committees, chair of the EMEA Credit Markets Management Committee, chair of the Emerging Markets Management Committee for the CEEMEA region and Chair the Board of Directors of RBS ZAO, the Bank’s subsidiary in Russia.
Richard received an MA in Engineering from Cambridge University.
Before that Ian was Head of Structured Finance for Europe Africa and the Middle East Standard & Poor’s having previously been the rating agency’s European General Counsel. He was also a partner at Clifford Chance in the securitisation group. Ian has degrees in law from the London School of Economics and Yale Law School.
Previous roles include executive senior positions at Santander Consumer Finance in Portugal and Banque PSA Finance in both UK and France, where, acting as CFO, was responsible for the development and implementation of the funding and capital plans.
Pedro holds a BSc in Economics from University Lusíada Lisbon, a MSc in Finance from Católica-Lisbon School of Business & Economics and attended postgraduate Senior Executive Program from London Business School.
He also served a rotation as Member Chairman of the Securitisation forum of AFME where he participated in the development of the PCS initiative. Prior to joining Santander in 2006, he was a Managing Director at Bank of America for 10 years, 2 years as Head of International Securitisation based in Chicago, and 8 years as European Group Head for Securitisation at Bank of America in London.
Rob was a founding partner of TwentyFour, where for 15 years he was a portfolio manager; managing the firm’s ABS business, its public ABS funds and institutional mandates, and was a member of the firm’s Asset Allocation Committee.
In late 2023 Rob retired from his full-time portfolio management role, but retains a consultant-advisory role within TwentyFour, focusing on industry outreach and advocacy, education and leadership.
Rob has traded ABS since their inception and is recognised as one of the market’s leading authorities on the asset class, receiving Global Capital’s Outstanding Contribution to Securitization award in 2021. He is also a pivotal member of several high level market initiatives and steering groups.
Beginning his career in 1986, Rob previously spent over 20 years at Barclays Capital (formerly BZW) in London as a fixed income trader covering a broad range of instruments, where he established and managed the floating rate credit trading unit and was Managing Director and Head of European ABS Trading.
Prior to that Steve was at Bank of America in London. He also serves on the Board of Directors of the European DataWarehouse.
He also served a rotation as Member Chairman of the Securitisation forum of AFME where he participated in the development of the PCS initiative. Prior to joining Santander in 2006, he was a Managing Director at Bank of America for 10 years, 2 years as Head of International Securitisation based in Chicago, and 8 years as European Group Head for Securitisation at Bank of America in London.
Ms. Júlia Király is professor of finance and monetary economics. She used to be the Deputy Governor of the MNB, the Central Bank of Hungary, responsible for financial stability and member of the Monetary Council during the crisis years (2007-2013). 2013-2021 professor Király was an independent member of the Board of KBC Banking and Insurance Group Belgium. She has several publications on monetary policy, banking and finance.
Prior to 2013, Gregor was a member of the Allianz Group’s Investment Management Board, where he was in charge of the interface with asset managers and building up a $10 billion portfolio of alternative investments. Until 2007, he served as a member of the Management Committee of BNP Paribas Germany and served as Head of its Financial Institutions Group. Previous capital markets experience included over ten years with Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs working on securitisations and leading the hybrid capital effort. He started his professional career in 1986 at the Boston Consulting Group. Gregor is fluent in German and French, earned an A.B. degree from Harvard University and an M.B.A. in Finance and Operations from Stanford Business School.
Prior to this, Mark was Global Head of Structured capital markets at Unicredit and Head of European Securitisation at UBS. Mark holds a degree in economics from Downing College, University of Cambridge.
Prior to that, Lars was a member of the board of the Swedish FSA. He also held positions as Executive Vice President in two commercial Swedish banks, Handelsbanken and Swedbank and during the Swedish banking crisis of 1991-1993, was as the deputy CEO of Föreningsbanken.
He chaired for a number of years the ECB Task Force on Crisis Management. He was a member of the de LaRoisière group, which was set up by the EU Commission to develop guidelines for the monitoring of European financial sector after the crisis following 2008. He also chaired the EFC High Level Working Group that drew the policy conclusions from the crisis. Between 2013 and 2015, Mr Nyberg was chairman of the Slovenian asset management company, BAMC. At present, he is among other things a board member of the Nasdaq Clearing AB and the Selection Panel of the HFSF in Greece.
Mr Nyberg has a PhD in Economics from the Stockholm School of Economics.
Michaela Ulrici a partner at the Dutch law firm of NautaDutilh where she heads the securitisation practice. She was also Chair the Board of NautaDutilh.
Besides this Michaela is co-head of NautaDutilh’s Dutch Securitisation and Covered Bonds team. Michaela Ulrici was involved in the first public securitisation transaction and acting as a drafting counsel in many transactions since that time.
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