External events

IOMA: WFE's Clearing & Derivatives Conference takes place in the financial centre of India. This annual event brings together exchanges, clearing houses, the representatives of regulatory bodies and other financial industry stakeholders from all around the world to discuss the key market structure and business issues of the day. The focus of the two-day conference is post-trade and derivatives market issues. The agenda features but is not limited to the following topics:

The QA Financial Forum is designed to promote the sharing of information between quality assurance and software architecture managers of financial companies and other stakeholders in IT, whilst respecting the confidentiality of the speakers, following the principles of the Chatham House rule. The event focuses on the latest issues in quality assurance and testing for software at banks, insurance and asset management companies, with the main theme being Quality Assurance for the entire Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). A special emphasis will be made on in-depth coverage of technologies for automation and continuous app delivery, including artificial intelligence.

This year’s Arab Capital Markets Conference had the Enhancing Transparency and Financial Innovation theme, underpinned by several keytalks and such panels as:

MACSPro'2019 conference aims to bring together people working on theory and practice of analysis of complex systems in different domains and industries with the goal to encourage technology transfer from cutting edge research to business critical and safety critical systems.

Swiss Testing Day is a Software Test Conference by Testers for Testers organized in partnership with DevOps Fusion

The EMEA Trading Conference is one of Europe’s largest one-day trading events with an agenda fully created by senior representatives from firms active across the EMEA region.

Boca 2019 is an opportunity to connect with the global cleared derivatives community. The Boca program delivers keen insights and fresh perspectives from the industry’s leading executives and established Fintech experts. 

The proposed CFTC changes might completely change what classifies as swap execution facility (SEF) as well as the products traded on venue.

The QA Financial Forum is the leading forum for professionals working in quality assurance and testing for software at banks, insurance and asset management companies, discussing the most pertinent issues of today under the Chatham House Rule.

World Exchange Congress brought together over 400 exchange CEOs and C-Suite executives from around the world: from tier one to frontier exchanges, cryptocurrency exchanges to clearing houses, capital markets organisations to alternative exchange venues.