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CityWeek 2014: “International Financial Services in thePost-ReformWorld:Opportunities and Challenges”

“I am delighted to recommend CityWeek to all potential participants.This unique event,which is organisedby a partnership between the UK Government,TheCityUK and City & Financial, brings together the majorusers and providers of international financial services with senior representatives from governments acrossthe world to discuss current challenges and opportunities. CityWeek provides an opportunity not only tohear from an exceptional panel of speakers and participate in discussions on crucial issues, but also tonetwork with your global peer group. Given the importance of international financial services to globalgrowth, this event is a great support to the mutual interest we all share in our future prosperity.”

Rt HonWilliamHagueMP, Foreign Secretary

The International Financial Services Forum

31st March – 2nd April 2014, Mermaid Conference & Events Centre, London

City & Financial

Alderman FionaWoolf, Lord Mayor of the City of London

Lord Brittan,Vice Chairman, UBS Investment Bank

SirThomas Harris,Vice Chairman, Asia, Standard Chartered Bank

Douglas Flint, Group Chairman, HSBC Holdings plc

Sir Philip Hampton, Chairman, RBS Group

Jim O’Neill,Visiting Research Fellow at BRUEGEL, Chair of Cities Growth Commission,and ex Chair of Goldman Sachs Asset Management

Gerry Grimstone, Chairman, Standard Life and Chairman,TheCityUK

Paul Manduca, Chairman, Prudential Plc.

John Nelson, Chairman, Lloyd’s of London

Ewan Brown, Chairman, Scottish Financial Enterprise

Anthony Belchambers, Chief Executive, Futures and Options Association (FOA)

Chris Cummings, Chief Executive,TheCityUK

Rachel Lomax, Chair, International Regulatory Strategy Group (IRSG); Former Deputy Governor,Bank of England

Sharon Bowles MEP, Chair, Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee, European Parliament;Member of the European Parliament for South East England

OPEN LETTER FROM THE BOARD OF PATRONS OF CITY WEEK 2014

“As Patrons of City Week, we are delighted to offer our support to City Week 2014.

If current trends continue,CityWeek 2014 will take place at a time when there is a greater degree of optimismabout the world’s developed economies, although emerging economies, with the exception of China andAfrica,may still find themselves facing a challenging environment. As new regulations,designed to improve thefinancial stability and resilience of the industry, have begun to be implemented across the world, financialinstitutions have had to adapt their business models to the new order.The changes to the global regulatoryframework have had a profound impact on the relative profitability of different sectors and business lines.Morebroadly, financial institutions have had to redefine their relationship with their stakeholders and with societyas a whole in order to demonstrate that the lessons of the past have been learned.

Against this backdrop, City Week 2014 will address:� The global economic prognosis – identifying the new engines for economic growth�The potential stimulus for financial services from the proposedTransatlanticTrade and Investment Partnership� Reforming the EU and completing the Single Market: implications for the financial services industry� Coherence and convergence in international financial regulation: to what extent can these be achieved?� The UK’s ‘twin peaks’ regulatory structure – a perspective one year on� Taking stock of the global financial services reform programme: what remains to be done?� Cyber security as a boardroom issue for financial institutions� Corporate governance, trust, diversity and societal value� Changing the culture of financial institutions so that they reconnect with the real economy� How are BRIC growth strategies adjusting to the economic slowdown for emerging economies?� Achieving alpha – investment strategies and asset classes in a rapidly changing world� Global derivatives 2.0 – emerging trends in the new, post-reform world� How technology will transform the financial services industry over the next decade

We look forward to welcoming a highly eminent faculty of international speakers to explore these andother crucial themes and their economic and market impact over the course of City Week.

City Week is now firmly established as the premier international event of its kind. City Week 2014 willbuild on the success of the 2013 event, which attracted 700 delegates from 50 countries. It will consistof two days of cutting-edge conferences, seminars and networking opportunities, with an optional thirdday of one-to-one networking meetings.

Attendance is by invitation only and is free of charge for our overseas guests.

We very much hope that you will be able to join us in March 2014.”

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MORNING:

08:00 Registration, networking and morning coffee

08:50 Session chair’s opening remarksMaurice Button,Chief Executive, City & Financial

08:55 Welcome addressAlderman FionaWoolf, Lord Mayor of the City of London

09:10 The global role of the UK's international financialservices industry post-reformSajid Javid MP, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, UK

09:30 The outlook for the global economyRt Hon DrVince Cable MP, Secretary of State for Business,Innovation and Skills and President of the Board of Trade, UK

09:50 Global economic prognosis – identifying the newengines for economic growthMODERATORJim O’Neill,Visiting Research Fellow at BRUEGEL, Chair ofCities Growth Commission, and ex Chair of Goldman SachsAsset ManagementPANELDr Gerard Lyons,Chief Economic Advisor to the Mayorof LondonReza Moghadam,Director, European Department, IMFJeffrey Singer,Chief Executive, Dubai International FinancialCentre Authority (DIFC)

10:30 The potential stimulus for financial services from theproposedTransatlanticTrade and Investment PartnershipMODERATORGary Campkin,Director, International Strategy,TheCityUKPANELSirWin Bischoff,Chairman, Lloyds Banking GroupNick Collier,Global Head of Government Relations,Thomson ReutersGregor Irwin,Chief Economist, Global Counsel; former ChiefEconomist, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, UKMike Pullen,Head of International Trade and Partner inCompetition, DLA Piper

11:10 Networking and morning coffee

Session chairSue Langley, CEO UK Financial Services Organisation, UKTrade & Investment

11:30 Reforming the EU and completing the Single Market:implications for the financial services industryMODERATORAndy Baldwin,Managing Partner EMEIA FSO, EYPANELDouglas Flint,Group Chairman, HSBC Holdings plc.Pierre Gramegna,Minister of Finance, LuxembourgDr Levin Holle,Director General, Financial Market Policy,Federal Ministry of Finance, GermanyDr James Nixon,Chief Economist,TheCityUKJohnTrundle,Chief Executive Officer, Euroclear UK and Ireland

12:10 Coherence and convergence in international financialregulation: to what extent can these be achieved?MODERATORHeathTarbert, Partner,Allen & OveryPANELChedlyAyari,Governor and Chairman of the Board, CentralBank of TunisiaKatharine Braddick,Director of Prudential Policy, PrudentialRegulation Authority, UKJonathan Jachym, Executive Director, Head of Government& Association Relations, EMEA, CME GroupBenoît de Juvigny, Secretary General,Autorité des MarchésFinanciers (AMF), FranceTokio Morita,Deputy Commissioner for International Affairs,Financial Services Agency, Japan (JFSA)

13:10 Networking and lunch

AFTERNOON:

14:10 The UK’s ‘twin peaks’ regulatory structure –a perspective one year on

MODERATORDavid Strachan, Partner, Head of Deloitte’s EMEA Centre forRegulatory Strategy, Deloitte

PANELAndrew Bailey,Deputy Governor, Prudential Regulation, Bankof England; CEO, Prudential Regulation AuthorityMartinWheatley,Chief Executive, Financial ConductAuthority, UKFollowed by a panel with Q&A

15:00 Taking stock of the global financial services reformprogramme:what remains to be done?

MODERATORChris Price,Head of UK Financial Services Tax Practice, EY

PANELAlmoro Rubin de Cervin,Deputy Head of Unit of FinancialServices Policy, Relations with the Council, EuropeanCommissionAlexander Karrer,Deputy State Secretary, State Secretariatfor International Financial Matters (SIF), SwitzerlandRachel Lomax,Chair, International Regulatory Strategy Groupand Former Deputy Governor, Bank of England

15:50 Networking and afternoon tea

16:10 Cybersecurity as a boardroom issue for financial institutions

MODERATORJohn Salmon,Partner,Head of Financial Services,Pinsent Masons

PRESENTATIONRt Hon Francis Maude MP,Minister for the Cabinet Office

PANELSir Jonathan Evans, Former Director-General of MI5 andNon-Executive Director, HSBCJulian Meyrick,Director, Security Services Europe, IBMSebastian Madden,Group Director Cyber and Technology,Protection Group International

16:50 Corporate governance, diversity, trust & societal value

MODERATORPatrick Jenkins, Financial Editor, Financial Times

PANELSir Richard Lambert,Chairman, UK Banking Standards ReviewProfessor John Kay, Economist and Author, Chair of Future ofFinance Advisory Council, CFA Institute, and Visiting Professor,London School of EconomicsSylvieWatts, Partner,Allen & Overy

17:30 Chair’s closing remarks

Sue Langley, CEO UK Financial Services Organisation, UKTrade & Investment

17:35 Drinks reception for delegatesSponsored by Jersey Finance

INTRODUCTION AND WELCOMERichard Nunn, Head of Business Development, Jersey Finance

GUEST SPEAKERSenator Philip Ozouf,Minister for Treasury and Resources,States of Jersey

PROGRAMME Day 1 – 31st March

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MORNING:

08:15 Registration (for day 2 only delegates), networking andmorning coffee

08:50 Session chair’s opening remarks

Chris Cummings,Chief Executive,TheCityUK

08:55 Welcome address

Lord Livingston,Minister of State forTrade and Investment, UK

09:10 Financial ServicesTrade and Investment Board (FSTIB)

MODERATOR

Chris Cummings,Chief Executive,TheCityUK

PANEL

Andrew Mitchell,Director, Prosperity, Foreign andCommonwealth Office (FCO)

Xavier Rolet, CEO, London Stock Exchange Group

Charles Roxburgh,Director General Financial Services, HMTreasury, Chairman of the FSTIB

09:45 Prospects for the Euro and the Eurozone

MODERATOR

David Marsh,Chairman and Co-Founder, OMFIF

VIDEO MESSAGE

Jeroen Dijsselbloem, President of the Eurogroup andFinance Minister, Netherlands

PANEL

Bob Bischof,Chief Economic Adviser to German Industry UK

George Magnus, Senior Independent Economic Adviser,UBS Investment Bank, London

Sandra Ro, Executive Director, Global Head of ForeignExchange (FX) Research and Product Development,CME Group

10:25 Investment strategies in a rapidly changing world

MODERATOR

KarenWard, Senior Global Economist, HSBC

PRESENTATION

Achieving alpha during the global recovery

Abdiel Santiago,Administrator of Panama’s SovereignWealth Fund

China's economic strategy over the next decade

Cong Peiwu,Charge d'Affaires and Deputy Chief of theMission, Chinese Embassy in the UK

PANEL DISCUSSION

How are BRIC growth strategies adjusting to theeconomic slowdown for emerging economies?

Ashish Chauhan,Managing Director and Chief ExecutiveOfficer, Bombay Stock Exchange

Sergio Gullo,Chief Representative for EMEA, BM&F Bovespa(UK) Ltd

Neil MacKinnon,Global Macro Strategist,VTB Capital

ZhangYongjun,Head of the Economic Research Department,The China Center for International Economic Exchanges

11:20 Networking and morning coffee

11:50 Global derivatives 2.0 – emerging trends in the new,post-reform world

MODERATOR

RichardTredgett, Partner,Allen & Overy

PANEL

ArunAggarwal,Managing Director, UK, Ireland and Nordics,SWIFT

Lee Betsill,Chief Executive Officer, CME Clearing Europe Ltd.at CME Group

Stewart Macbeth, President and Chief Executive Officer,DTCC Derivatives Repository Limited, Managing Director,The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC)

David Mercer,Chief Executive Officer, LMAX Exchange

12:30 How technology will transform the financial servicesindustry over the next decade

MODERATOR

Gavin Cleary,Chief Operating Officer, Financial ServicesOrganisation, UK Trade & Investment

PANEL

EricVan der Kleij,Head of Level39 Technology Accelerator,Canary Wharf

Eddie Keal, Industry Leader, Banking & Financial Markets,IBM UK and Ireland

Peter Klein,Management Board, Profidata Group

John Schlesinger,Chief Enterprise Architect,Temenos

13:10 Networking and lunch

AFTERNOON BREAKOUT SESSIONS:

14:10 – 15:00 BREAKOUT 1

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15:15 – 16:05 BREAKOUT 2

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16:20 – 17:10 BREAKOUT 3

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17:10 End of formal conference session

Closing drinks reception

PROGRAMME Day 2 – 1st April

PROGRAMME Day 2 – 1st April Afternoon Breakout Sessions

1 4 : 1 0 – 1 5 : 0 0 B R E A KOUT 1

A) Economic, currency and financial sectorliberalisation in China

MODERATORBen Chesson,Head of UKTI China Financialand Professional Services Team, UK Trade &Investment

PANELSir David Brewer, Former Chairman, ChinaBritain Business CouncilWei Sun,Managing Director, CNW CapitalServices LtdZhangYongjun,Head of the EconomicResearch Department,The China Center forInternational Economic Exchanges

B) Development of financial servicesinfrastructure in Africa

MODERATORGeorge Littlejohn, Senior Adviser, CharteredInstitute for Securities & Investment (CISI)

PANELSimon Culhane, Chief Executive, CharteredInstitute for Securities & Investment (CISI)Andrew Daley, Executive & Head CorporateBanking (Europe), Standard BankIsmail Douiri, Chief Executive Officer,Attijariwafa BankLamia Merzouki,Director Strategy andBusiness Development, Moroccan FinancialBoardPaul Muthaura,Acting Chief Executive,Kenyan Capital Markets Authority

C) Mexico’s infrastructure investmentoffering

MODERATORDr.Yves Hayaux-du-Tilly, Partner, Nader,Hayaux & Goebel; Chairman, MexicanChamber of Commerce in Great Britain

KEYNOTE ADDRESSH.E.Diego Gomez Pickering,Ambassadorof Mexico to the United KingdomPANELRicardo Dueñas,Advisor to theTransportation Undersecretary CarlosAlmada at the Ministry of Communicationsand TransportH.E. José Neif Jury Fabre,TradeCommissioner of Mexico and Head of theProMéxico office in LondonRicardo Martínez, InternationalOrganisations Representative for the Portsand Merchant Marine General Coordination,Ministry of Communications and TransportJonathan Mintz,Group Finance Director,McBains Cooper International

B) Financial Services in MENA – tappinginto the growth opportunities

MODERATORChirag Shah,Chief Strategy & BusinessDevelopment Officer, DIFC Authority

PANELIqbal Khan,Chief Executive Officer, Fajr CapitalEric Bruce,Asia & Emerging MarketsPartnership Director, Standard LifeSammy Kayello,Chief Executive andChairman, Middle East and North Africa,Morgan StanleyMatthewWarren,Chief Executive Officer,Middle East and North Africa (MENA),Talbot Underwriting

C) Assessing the potential for financialservices in Myanmar

MODERATORBarry Stowe,Chief Executive,Prudential Corporation Asia

KEYNOTE ADDRESSH.E.U Kyaw Zwa Minn,Ambassador of theUnion of Myanmar to the United Kingdom

PANELSirThomas Harris,Vice Chairman, Asia,Standard Chartered BankKeithWin,Chief Executive, Myanmar-BritainBusiness Association

1 4 : 1 0 – 1 5 : 0 0 B R E A KOUT 1

1 5 : 1 5 – 1 6 : 0 5 B R E A KOUT 2

1 6 : 2 0 – 1 7 : 1 0 B R E A KOUT 3

1 4 : 1 0 – 1 5 : 0 0 B R E A KOUT 1

OFF-SITE MEETINGS:

09:00 – 17:30 This day is reserved for one-to-one offsite meetings.The CityWeek website offers a powerful 'appointment scheduler'tool that will enable you to arrangemeetings with other participants both during the course of the two day programmeat the venue, and also on day three at an offsite location (to be agreed and arranged between both parties).

PROGRAMME Day 3 – 2nd April

A) India: ’GIFT – An Emerging GlobalFinancial Hub – Opportunities forFinancial Institutions.’

MODERATORRichard Heald,Chief Executive, UK IndiaBusiness Council

SPEAKERSCatalysing India’s financial services potentialDipesh Shah,Vice President, BusinessDevelopment, Gujarat International FinanceTec-City Co. LtdRamakant Jha,Managing Director andGroup CEO, Gujarat International Finance Tec-City Co. LtdOpportunities for insurance andreinsurance business in IndiaPrabodhThakker,Vice President, IndianMerchants’ Chamber (IMC), Mumbai

B) Investing in Indonesia’s PPP programme

MODERATORDr Fiona Scott,UKTI Business Specialist, UKTrade & Investment

KEYNOTE ADDRESSIr.Tamba Parulian Hutapea,DeputyChairman of Investment Planning, IndonesiaInvestment Coordinating Board (BKPM)

PANELEmma Sri Martini, President Director, PTSarana Multi Infrastruktur (Persero)Yadi Jaya Ruchandi,Chief Operating Officer,PT Penjaminan Infrastruktur Indonesia (Persero)Peter Mumford, SE Asia Regional Director,Economic & Trade Policy, Foreign andCommonwealth OfficeDr Ir.Wahyu Utomo,Assistant DeputyMinister for Housing Development, Land andPPP, Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs

C) Progress in developingTurkey’sInternational Financial Centre

MODERATORDrArtunç Kocabalkan,Chairman, IstanbulFinance Centre Initiative (IFC-I)

SPEAKERSMuhammedAkdag, Project Consultant,The Prime Ministry Investment Support andPromotion Agency of Turkey (ISPAT)Mehmet Bostan,General Manager,Vakif EmeklilikFurther speakers to be confirmed

CityWeek 2014 will bring together leading financial services providers and users from around the world. If you area provider of financial services or a supplier to international business, City Week gives you unrivalled access to newpotential clients over three days.Various packages are available ranging from premier sponsor to programme sponsor,exhibitor and others. If you are interested in becoming an official sponsor or exhibitor, please contact:The City WeekTeam, City & Financial, 1st Floor, Swift House,Walnut Tree Place, Send, Woking, GU23 7HL, UK. T: +44 (0) 1483 479331Email: cityweekuk@cityandfinancial.com

Prestigious social events will be held over the course of CityWeek, which will provide an ideal opportunity for delegatesto network informally with each other and the international financial services community.These events include twodrinks receptions and dinners organised by the event sponsors.

To make the most of your time at City Week we have incorporated a sophisticated business-networking platform thatallows you to interact with other delegates, exhibitors and sponsors taking part in City Week.The platform will enableyou to send messages and arrange meetings around your personalised event schedule.

TheCityUK is the independent, cross-sector voice for UK financial and professionalservices and champions the international competitiveness of the sector. Created in 2010,TheCityUK supports the whole of the sector, promoting UK financial and professional

services at home and overseas and playing an active role in the regulatory and trade policy debate.TheCityUK providesconstructive advice and the practitioner voice on trade policy and all aspects of taxation, regulation, and other legislativematters that affect the competitiveness of the sector. It conducts extensive research and runs a national and internationalevents programme to inform the debate. TheCityUK is tasked with creating a new vision for the financial servicessector.TheCityUK is politically neutral. For further information please see www.thecityuk.com.

UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is the Government Department that helps UK-basedcompanies succeed in the global economy.We also help overseas companies bring their highquality investment to the UK’s economy – acknowledged as Europe’s best place from which tosucceed in global business. UKTI offers expertise and contacts through its extensive networkof specialists in the UK, and in British embassies and other diplomatic offices around the world.We provide companieswith the tools they require to be competitive on the world stage.For more information on UKTI, visit www.ukti.gov.ukor visit the online newsroom at www.ukti.gov.uk/media.

City & Financial is a research-based conference organiser with a particular specialismin the financial and corporate markets.We work with governments around the world onthe organisation of major international conferences. For further information please visitwww.cityandfinancial.com

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CONFIRMATION

If you have not received confirmation of your booking prior to the conference, please call City Week Team on +44 (0) 1483 479331.

CANCELLATIONS/SUBSTITUTIONS

Delegates can be substituted at any time prior to the event; notification of cancellations or substitutions must be received in writing

(an email, or fax, is acceptable).

PROGRAMME CHANGES

City & Financial reserves the right to make any necessary alterations/changes to the programme.

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The Mermaid Conference

& Events Centre

Puddle Dock, Blackfriars

London EC4V 3DB

Tel: 020 7236 1919

Fax: 020 7236 1819

www.the-mermaid.co.uk

Five International

Airports

Heathrow (17 miles)

Gatwick (29 miles)

London City (9 miles)

Stansted (38 miles)

London Luton (42 miles)

Three Mainline Stations

Victoria Charing Cross

Waterloo

The Eurostar terminal at St Pancras

International Station is a short

journey fromVictoria,providing

instant access to Northern France,

Brussels and Paris.

Nearest Tube Stations

Blackfriars (Circle and District

Underground Lines and BR)

– 2 minute walk

Mansion House (Circle and District Lines)

– 6 minute walk

St Paul’s (Central Line) – 4 minute walk

DELEGATE FEES

INTERNATIONAL DELEGATES

Attendance is free of charge to all international delegates whose application is accepted.

UK-BASED DELEGATES

• Full Conference (both days and access to meetings scheduler): £895 + VAT

• Day 1 Registration (March 31): £495 + VAT

• Day 2 Registration (April 1): £495 + VAT

If you would like to attend only part of one day or just a particular session, then please contact the

City Week team directly on cityweekuk@cityandfinancial.com or +44 (0)1483 479331.