Predictive Analytics for the Capital Markets
Wall Street traders have been using advanced analytics to power trading strategies for some time, but with regulators’ and investors’ concern about risk management there is a growing need for better analysis of funding and capital levels.

Join a small group of your capital markets peers to discuss how you can manage and harness all of your firm’s available data to analyze liquidity risk and compile data to meet compliance demands.

For more information and to register, click here.
Sponsored by HP & Sybase
*This event is open to senior financial services technology executives only and therefore not open to vendors. Event producer/sponsor reserves the right to qualify and deny any interested party.

Accelerating Wall Street 2010
Microseconds and the Future of Low Latency Trading
With data latency now measured at millisecond intervals, message volume exploding and more demand than ever for new and innovative trading products, technology organizations are turning to the fastest and newest technologies in order to stay ahead. Hardware acceleration, complex event processing and collocation are front and center in Wall Street's battle to lower latency and analyze real-time data.
www.wallstreetandtech.com/accelerate-2010
Please note: Attendance at this event is open to buy-side and sell-side executives only. Event producer reserves the right to qualify all interested parties and refuse attendance.

Bank Systems & Technology Executive Summit 2010
New Beginnings
At this 5th Annual Executive Summit, an exclusive group of senior-level banking executives will gather to network, learn and share the best practices and strategies that industry leaders are embracing to help their organizations transform in order to seize new growth opportunities.
For more information, email banktech@techweb.com
www.banktech.com/summit-2010
*Registration is limited to executives from banks/financial institutions. Event producer reserves the right to qualify and deny any interested party.

Advanced Trading's Buy-Side Trading Summit 2010
The Trading Desk of the Future
The Buy-Side Trading Summit is an invitation-only event for traders and IT executives at a buy-side firms. This year’s event focuses on the future of the trading desk—covering topics including emerging technologies, optimizing your EMS or OMS, taking control of risk management, the future of dark pools, achieving transparency through advanced TCA tools and reacting to changes from regulation.
For more information, email advancedtrading@techweb.com
*The Summit is open to buy-side executives only.

Advanced Trading's Buy-Side Trading Summit
From Crisis to Innovation
The Buy-Side Trading Summit is an invitation-only event for traders and IT executives at a buy-side firms.
This year’s event focuses on the most critical technology and trading issues today, with a special focus on new regulation and tools designed for a market emerging from crisis.
For more information, email advancedtrading@techweb.com
*The Summit is open to buy-side executives only.

Global Financial Services Lean IT: Seize the Moment
Cocktail Reception
Join special guest Martin Wolf, Chief Economics Commentator, Financial Times; James Hodge, SVP and Treasurer, CA; and your esteemed colleagues for this exclusive invitation-only cocktail event after Sibos, Hong Kong.
For more information, email banksystemsandtech@techweb.com
*Event producer reserves the right to qualify and deny any interested party.

Surviving & Thriving in 2009: IT Transformation in Financial Services
Senior technology executives have quickly trimmed budgets and are working to transform, simplify and rationalize their organizations — all while CIOs continue to innovate and support day-to-day business needs. High on the priority list is moving from a traditionally siloed, vertical IT structure to a more horizontal, utility model that can support larger portions of the business.

Join a group of senior financial services technology executives during this exclusive roundtable discussion as they meet to discuss the opportunities for IT transformation and, most importantly, the ways to achieve these goals.

For more information, please contact Wall Street & Technology Events, at wallstreetandtech@techweb.com or Editor-in-Chief, Greg MacSweeney, at gmacsweeney@techweb.com.
Sponsored by Wipro
*This event is open to senior financial services technology executives only and therefore not open to vendors. Event producer/sponsor reserves the right to qualify and deny any interested party.

Accelerating Wall Street 2009
Extreme Low Latency for Electronic Market Leaders
Hardware acceleration, multi-core processing, complex event processing, virtualization and every type technology in the data-latency sensitive lifecycle are being squeezed for every last millisecond of speed. Accelerating Wall Street 2009 brings the industry's top business technologists together to discuss the realities, capabilities and expectations surrounding the technologies that are shaping the next generation of Wall Street firms.
www.wallstreetandtech.com/accelerate2009/
Sponsored by: Exegy & Volante Tech
*Registration not open to Vendors or Consultants.

Financial Firms Need to Reduce Application Latency for Increasingly Global Client Base
Now more than ever, Wall Street firms will need to meet the needs of global customers if they want to survive. They will need to develop new strategies and architectures to deliver services to employees, clients and partners whether they are in Manhattan or Minao, whether they are on the trading floor or the clients' site. This Forum will bring together technology and business managers to discuss strategies for delivering global Web-based applications.
Sponsored by: Akamai
*Event sponsor reserves the right to qualify and deny any interested party.

Buy-Side Trading Summit 2008
Voices from the Desk
The Buy-Side Trading Summit is an invitation-only event for traders and IT executives at a buy-side firms. This year's event focuses on the most critical technology and trading issues that the buy-side faces in today's dynamic trading environment.
www.advancedtrading.com/summit2008
*The Summit is open to buy-side executives only.

Avoiding the Mobile Blind Spot: Enhanced Security for the Wireless Workplace
The use of wireless and mobile devices is growing dramatically in financial services, as banks seek to capitalize on the flexibility, efficiency and responsiveness that wireless technology provides their organizations. Yet as wireless technology becomes more pervasive within banking, the potential security risks also are increasing. Participants at this Executive Roundtable will discuss technology developments that can help banks reduce the risks of data breaches and improve the ways the define and manage mobile/wireless-related assets.
Sponsored by: Sprint & Cisco
*Event sponsor reserves the right to qualify and deny any interested party.

Bank Systems & Technology's 3rd Annual Executive Summit
Competing in a Borderless World
At the third annual Bank Systems & Technology Executive Summit -- an exclusive, invitation-only networking event -- senior executives/technology decision-makers from visionary financial institutions will come together with some of the industry's most innovative technology solutions providers to brainstorm and learn about the technologies, trends and risks that are transforming banking
www.banktech.com/summit2008
*The Summit attendance is limited to executives from banks/financial institutions. Event producer reserves the right to qualify and deny any interested party.

Navigating the New World of Risk on the Street
In the wake of the $404 billion-plus in asset write-downs and credit losses that large banks and securities firms have reported in the past year and the collapse of Bear Stearns, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has called for “a more robust framework” for the supervision and regulation of Wall Street firms. Firms themselves are much more risk-conscious and risk-averse as a result of the subprime and CDO crises. This roundtable will provide a private, off-the-record opportunity to vent and to share best practices among your risk-management peers.
Sponsored by: SAS
*Event sponsor reserves the right to qualify and deny any interested party.

Bank Systems & Technology Executive Breakfast
Risk Management Models: Forging a New Approach
This Roundtable will address the "new" challenges involved in developing and maintaining credit risk models that will allow banks not only to survive the current credit environment, but also allow banks to provide key insights into portfolio trends and customer behaviors. What will be the practices required in either providing credit to a new applicant or rescoring a current customer and what is the forthcoming regulatory impact? What are the new definitions of risk within a retail/consumer or mortgage lending operation? Reserve your seat now for this off the record discussion.
Sponsored by SAS
*Event sponsor reserves the right to qualify and deny any interested party.