EFFAS Summer School 2023 (ESS) – Lisbon
EFFAS Summer School 2023
The meeting point for European financial professionals
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What can you expect?
- 1. Why are equity capital markets so important for Europe? European Capital Markets Union and ESMA’s role.
2. The Asset Management round table discussion: Where we go from here? - 3. The Weight of the Insurance Sector in European Equity and Credit markets.
Speakers include:
Mr. Fritz Mostboeck
Head of Group Research and Chief Analyst at Erste Group Bank AG.
Deputy of the Board of EFFAS, Chair of the Board of the Austrian Association of Financial Analysts (ÖVFA), Austria.
Mr. Thorsten Müller
Managing partner at Lighthouse Corporate Finance GmbH. Board Member of EFFAS, Chair of the Board of the German Association of Financial Analysts (DVFA), Germany.
Speakers & Panellists
Mr. Hans Buysse
Mr. Paulo Câmara
Ms. Isabel Castelo Branco
Ms. Barbara Cohen
Mr. Angelo Dipasquale
Mr. João Duque
Mr. Alfredo Echevarría
Ms. Isabelle Grauer-Gaynor
Mr. Davide Grignani
Mr. Stefan Hofrichter
Dr. Norbert Kuhn
Dr. Jesus López Zaballos
Mr. Stefan Maxian
Mr. Fritz Mostboeck
Mr. Thorsten Müller
Mr. Markus Neuding
Mr. Patrick Nielsen
Mr. René Nicolodi
Mr. Roger Peeters
Mr. Joao Pratas
Dr. Manuel Puerta da Costa
Dr. Clara Raposo
Mr. Gonzalo Rengifo
Ms. Teresa Royo Luesma
Mr. Abel Sequeira Ferreira
Mr. Jorge Sousa Teixeira
Mr. Eric van der Plaats
Mr. Sebastián Velasco
Dr. Carsten Zielke
The EFFAS Summer School is back for its 13th Edition on 6-7 July 2023 in Lisbon.
Which of this year’s topics interest you?
The macro-environment and ESG or why are equity capital markets so important for Europe?
European Capital Markets Union or corporate reporting and ESMA’s role in European Capital Market regulation?
Or what about the importance of the insurance sector in European equity and credit markets or an asset management round table looking at where we go from here?
ESG, GRI, ISSB, EFRAG how will these acronyms affect the future development of corporate sustainability reporting not to mention CSRD? How do corporates handle the challenge?
Or how about SMEs? We look at data on SME equity and credit markets in Europe and what might be going wrong? What about SME best practice with the Italian PIR Programme or in the Nordic Countries, or how to develop European SME Capital Markets?