ALFI European Risk Management Conference
A multifaceted perspective
Corrado Camera is Senior Director of Public Policy and Regulation at the Investment Company Institute. In his previous role as Senior advisor to the US Treasury Representative in Europe, he contributed to the development of public policy on behalf of Treasury and several US regulatory agencies for the past 15 years. He provided advice and analysis to several Treasury Representatives in Europe and five US Ambassadors to the EU on financial services and economic policy matters and is a veteran of the US-EU regulatory dialogue. Prior to joining the US Mission to the EU, Corrado led an Italian regional representation to the EU. Corrado is an Italian national and holds a Master in Translation from the University of Geneva and studied Economics and European Integration at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel.
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Several supranational entities have concomitantly launched consultations, suggesting that funds could constitute a threat to financial stability. While the targeted institutions, under the label “non-banking financial intermediations” go beyond fund managers only, the sheer size of the industry is often mentioned and most questions are directly addressed to UCIs. In this panel, participants will explore the initial hypotheses of the supranational entities and examine the supranational arguments concerning the alleged sources of macroeconomic risk. Participants will also consider the potential practical day-to-day consequences of such supranational entity initiatives for fund and risk managers in terms of leverage monitoring, capital adequacy, liquidity requirements, reporting, and central supervision.
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