John Ramsay

Chief Market Policy Officer
IEX Group

John possesses over 25 years in financial services regulatory, legal and compliance worlds in senior positions at the Securities and Exchange Commission, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, private law practice, trade association representation, and at an investment bank. Now, Mr. Ramsay is the Chief Market Policy Officer, where he is responsible for executing the company's regulatory responsibilities and promoting outreach to and furthering initiatives for a wide range of stakeholders, including sell-side and buy-side institutions. John joined IEX in order to work for positive change in reforming equity market structure and to work for a new exchange model more responsive to the whole range of stakeholders.

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Capitalising On Future Trends

Friday, March 6th, 2015

09:40 Keynote Panel: Synergies with Equities reform- Which strategies are transferrable to your Fixed Income trading desk?

As you know the fixed income industry is presently going through exciting change not too dissimilar to the equities evolution 10-15 years ago. Therefore there are some correlations between the two asset classes which are worth noting to learn transferable lessons. This senior level panel brings together three experts who also have a strong background in equities who will share their top tips on synergies you should look out for. Attend this panel to find out:

- Recognising the key differences between equities and fixed Income- what can you learn from the equities evolution?
- Has the new regulatory landscape created the environment for a far reaching transformation towards an equities-like market structure for fixed income?
- Outlining the benefits- How can you use the equities model as a guide to refine Fixed Income trading strategies?
- Will the e-trading innovation lead to more dark pools in fixed income?
- Technological innovation- what tools will we need to prosper in the new market?

Moderator: TBC