Nordic Finance and the Good Society presents

What is the true cost of regulation – time for re-regulation?

In this event, we will focus on the link between financial regulation and the development of the Nordic financial sector. As also highlighted in our recent report from Nordic Finance and the Good Society, the regulatory framework is simply to a large degree deciding the strategic outlook of the sector and has wide impact and cost implications for all stakeholders. The Nordic countries have in most cases applied EU legislation without having a clear voice in a European debate. Furthermore, this event will also investigate if re-regulation is the way forward in a sector driven by new technologies, shifting demands and market disruption.

Preliminary program

Wednesday 20^th March 2024, at 15-18

CBS, Porcelænshaven 22, room: PHRs20, 2000 Frederiksberg

15.00-15.10    Welcome & introduction, Lars Ohnemus, Director CCG, CBS

15.10-15.30    ESFS cooperation – from the perspective of the Danish FSA & the Danish FSA supervisory activity – Strategy and framework, Nina Legind, President of the Governing Board, Danish Financial Supervisory Authority

15.30-15.50    The regulatory development of CEO pays in the Nordics, Prof. Trond Randøy, CBS, and Prof. Øystein Strøm, Oslo Metropolitan University              

15.50-16:00    Coffee break

16.00-16.20    The historic development of regulation and the financial market in the Nordics, Prof. Lars Oxelheim, University of Agder, Norway

16.20-16.40    What are the direct and indirect implications of regulation from an industry and client perspective? Is re-regulation the way forward?, Prof. Carsten Gerner-Beuerle, University College London (tbc)

16.40-17.00    Panel discussion

17.00              Reception with light refreshments

Participation in this event is free, but registration is required.

Please be aware that you may be photographed at this event. The photos might be used for marketing purposes.