Event Details
The public conference will be a dynamic combination of keynote speeches, Q&A’s and four panel sessions. The public conference is attended by members of IOSCO and non-members from the financial world and specialised industry sectors. There will be an opening ceremony, keynote speeches and a series of public-discussion panels on topical issues with national and international senior specialists from relevant industry sectors, regulators and the academia.
| 3:40PM - 5:10PM |
Panel 1: Understanding behaviour of firms and consumers
- Behavioural economics increasingly informs our understanding of human decision-making, including that of consumers and firms.
- How are behavioural insights applied to improve regulatory policy? What other behavioural techniques can regulators use to support confident and informed decision-making by retail investors? How can these techniques be tested? And what are the limits of behavioural interventions when it comes to the regulation of firms and individuals?
- Reflecting on real case studies, this panel session will explore what regulators have done, can do, and are doing, to help consumers make better decisions and address behavioural issues in the industry.
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Moderator: Linda Yueh, Fellow in Economics, St Edmund Hall, Oxford University |
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Panellists:
- Greg Davies, Managing Director and Head of Behavioural-Quant Finance, Barclays
- Theodor Kockelkoren, Netherlands Authority for Financial Markets (AFM) Executive Board and Chair of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development Task Force on Financial Consumer Protection
- David Tuckett, Director of the Centre for the Study of Decision- Making Uncertainty, University College London
- Howard Wetston QC, Chair and Chief Executive Officer, Ontario Securities Commission
- Christopher Woolard, Director of Strategy and Competition, Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), UK
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View full agenda[Source: IOSCO]
