FINSIA’s prestigious and highly regarded “The Regulators” will once again see APRA, ASIC, AUSTRAC and the RBA highlight their priorities for the coming year.
APRA Chair John Lonsdale, ASIC Chair Joseph Longo, RBA Deputy Governor Michele Bullock and AUSTRAC Deputy CEO Peter Soros will update their priorities for 2024 while reflecting on the ongoing economic challenges at our signature event.
FINSIA CEO and Managing Director Yasser El-Ansary F FIN said: “This really is the premier event for financial professionals, regulatory leaders, and policymakers - a not-to-be-missed opportunity for anyone in financial services.
“Not only do you get to hear the Regulators outlining their most important priorities for the coming year and the opportunity to ask the regulators your questions regarding the future of the finance industry.
“But you will be able to connect with many of the most senior representatives of the financial services sector, who will certainly be there at this prestigious, long-running event.
“Events like this are what FINSIA stands for - providing access to expert insights, promoting collaboration, and facilitating ongoing professional development in an ever-changing regulatory landscape.
“I believe it’s not only important for individual professionals but the financial services industry as a whole.”
Speaker panel
RBA Deputy Governor Michele Bullock
Ms Bullock was appointed to her current position on 2 April 2022. She is Deputy Chair of the Reserve Bank Board and Deputy Chair of the Payments System Board and a member of Chief Executive Women (CEW).
Prior to her current role, Ms Bullock was the Assistant Governor (Financial System).
APRA Chair John Lonsdale
John Lonsdale was appointed as Chair of APRA on 31 October 2022 after originally joining as Deputy Chair on 8 October 2018.
In his Deputy Chair role, John was responsible for oversight of Australia’s banking sector. His responsibilities also included oversight of APRA’s work on culture and remuneration, building APRA’s crisis resolution capability and strengthening APRA’s collaboration with peer regulators.
ASIC Chair Joseph Longo
Jospeh Longo, who commenced as ASIC Chair on 1 June 2021, has more than 38 years experience in corporate law, financial services, governance and regulation in Australia and overseas.
He was a senior adviser at Herbert Smith Freehills, specialising in regulatory matters, enforcement, commercial law and internal legal matters. Earlier in his career,
Joseph was a partner at Parker and Parker (now Herbert Smith Freehills). Joseph was the general counsel for Deutsche Bank in London and Hong Kong for 17 years, advising on a range of regulatory issues, governance, infrastructure and non-financial risk.
AUSTRAC Deputy CEO Peter Soros
Peter Soros commenced at AUSTRAC in June 2018. He is responsible for the regulatory and compliance operations of AUSTRAC. He also has responsibility for AUSTRAC’s legal, policy and communication functions.
A key element of his work is overseeing AUSTRAC’s enforcement activities.
https://www.finsia.com/events/the-regulators-2023
