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Why time to market is the new barrier to entry
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Event Summary
WFE Webinar - Why time to market is the new barrier to entry
Exchange markets are evolving rapidly. Speed of launch is now a defining competitive factor. In this session, we will examine:
• The market shift reshaping exchange competition
• Why time to market now defines competitiveness
• What slows exchange launches today
• How to reduce infrastructure friction
• The commercial impact of accelerating time to market
Who Should Attend
This webinar is open to financial market professionals, regulators, exchange and clearing house representatives, and anyone interested in the topic.
Registration is open to WFE members and financial professionals. Please share this invitation with colleagues who may be interested.
Moderator
James Auliffe
Senior Manager, Regulatory Affairs The World Federation of Exchanges
James Auliffe is currently serving as a Regulatory Affairs Senior Manager at the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) where he focuses on technology, enterprise risk, cyber-security and market data. James joined the WFE from the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority where he worked on EU Withdrawal. He has previously worked at the European Parliament and the UK Finance Ministry. James has a BSc in Politics and Economics from the University of Bath and a Master’s in Management from the Vrije Universiteit Brussel/Solvay Business School.
Speakers
Gordon McArthur
CEO Beeks Group
Michelle Tran
President TMX Datalinx
Speaker Profiles
James Auliffe
Senior Manager, Regulatory Affairs, The World Federation of Exchanges
James Auliffe is currently serving as a Regulatory Affairs Senior Manager at the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) where he focuses on technology, enterprise risk, cyber-security and market data. James joined the WFE from the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority where he worked on EU Withdrawal. He has previously worked at the European Parliament and the UK Finance Ministry. James has a BSc in Politics and Economics from the University of Bath and a Master’s in Management from the Vrije Universiteit Brussel/Solvay Business School.
