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Regulators cast their gaze to the future at Financial Services Council Annual Conference 2013

24 Jul 2013
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FSC Annual Conference begins July 31 in Brisbane.

Following a period of significant change and enormous workload for APRA and ASIC with the introduction and implementation of the Stronger Super and FoFA reforms, at the upcoming FSC Annual Conference in Brisbane the regulators will be asked to look ahead and discuss what the future might hold for financial regulation in Australia and across the Asia-Pacific region.

Panelists

Greg Medcraft, Chairman – ASIC

Helen Rowell, Member – APRA

Facilitator

Martin Codina, Director of Policy and International Markets, Financial Services Council

Event Details

FSC Annual Conference Beyond 2013

July 31 – August 2 Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre

To register for the conference click here.

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