JWG-IT And Cre8 Results Launch The Forum – A Series Of Pan-European Principles-Based Regulation Symposiums

JWG IT, the neutral think tank for EU driven change in financial services, and Cre8 Results, specialist financial services marketing communications agency, today announced their plans for THE FORUM, a pan European series of industry conferences, starting in London on

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JWG-IT, the neutral think-tank for EU-driven change in financial services, and Cre8 Results, specialist financial services marketing communications agency, today announced their plans for THE FORUM, a pan-European series of industry conferences, starting in London on 15 April 2008.

The industry forums, encompassing events in Paris, Madrid, Frankfurt and Milan, are designed to clarify the agenda for EU principles-based regulation (PBR) in the post-MIFID environment. A full complement of buy- and sell-side practitioners will discuss what it will ‘take to win’ in 2012 five years after the passage of MiFID.

“The aim is to bring together buy-side, sell-side, market infrastructure, regulator and supervisor experts to share their insights, experience and views in a one-day conference and exhibition that will stimulate debate and develop priorities for the changing bank. As the global market awakens to the front, middle and back office realities of the EU’s principles-based regulation, this timely conference will assess the opportunities and risks for Europe’s finance industry,” says PJ Di Giammarino, CEO, JWG-IT.

“At Cre8 Results, it’s vital we keep ahead of the curve to keep our clients well informed of the trends. Our strategic partnership with JWG-IT ensures we not only are ahead of the game, but are helping drive the agenda, too,” says Suzi Mutch, director, Cre8 Results.

“We are bringing together the different pieces of the financial services value chain and the technology suppliers. Banks are not structured to deal with global change, but our research, coupled with impartial debate and the chance to see vendor solutions in action, will provide the impetus for better, faster and cheaper change,” adds Di Giammarino.

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