Futures & Derivatives Law Seminar 2022: ESG, Black Swans, and Enforcement Trends (06/15/22)

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Join us to learn about ESG developments in derivatives markets, including a new framework for assessing climate risk in derivatives markets, carbon pricing, emissions futures products and private fund governance.  We will also be discussing the legal and regulatory impacts of Black Swan events such as those that recently occurred in energy and metals derivatives markets.  Finally, representatives from several self-regulatory organizations will discuss the enforcement trends that are top of mind.

TOPICS AND SPEAKERS:
Keynote Speaker: Commissioner Christy Goldsmith Romero, Commodity Futures Trading Commission

What Does ESG Mean for Derivatives Markets?
James Brady, Counsel, Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
Alessandro Cocco, Vice President and Head of Financial Markets Group, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago 
Zeke Johnson, Partner, Morgan Lewis Bockius LLP 
Conor Weber, Assistant General Counsel, CME Group (Moderator)

The Rise of the Black Swans: Oil and Electricity and Metals, Oh My!
Neal Kumar, Partner, Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP
Eliezer Mishory, Chief Regulatory Officer & Counsel, KalshiEX LLC
Ryan Olszewski, Compliance Director, SG Americas Securities, LLC
Daniel Reicher, Compliance and Regulatory Attorney, Jump Trading LLC (Moderator)

What’s New in SRO Enforcement?
Paul Chevlin, Manager, CME Group
Cynthia Cain Ioannacci, Associate General Counsel, National Futures Association
Frances Mendieta, Enforcement Counsel, ICE Futures U.S.
Stacie Hartman, Partner, Steptoe & Johnson LLP (Moderator)

This program is sponsored by the CBA Futures and Derivatives Law Committee.

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