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A number of our partners are arranging off-site fringe events covering topics of interest to City Week participants. To learn more click here.


Agenda

  • Monday, 9 May, 2016
  • Tuesday, 10 May, 2016
  • Wednesday, 11 May, 2016
    • Monday, 9 May, 2016
    •  

      Symposium I - Global Financial Services: Strategic Perspectives

      08:00  -  08:55
      Registration, Morning Coffee and Networking
      08:45  -  08:55
      Conference Introduction and Chairman’s Opening Remarks
      Maurice Button, Chief Executive, City Week 
      Speaker Biogs:
      • Maurice Button 
      08:55  -  09:05
      Video Address

      HRH the Prince of Wales

      Speaker Biogs:
      • HRH the Prince of Wales 
      09:05  -  09:20
      Keynote Address
      Andrew Bailey, Deputy Governor for Prudential Regulation, Bank of England and Chief Executive Officer, Prudential Regulation Authority
      Speaker Biogs:
      • Andrew Bailey 
      09:20  -  10:10
      FSTIB Roundtable:

      Priorities for the UK’s International Financial Services Strategy 
      The Financial Services Trade and Investment Board (FSTIB) is a joint partnership between the UK government and industry, which reports directly to the Chancellor of the Exchequer and is chaired by HM Treasury. It has a mandate to guide the UK government’s strategy and high level priorities on financial services trade and investment. In this session, members of FSTIB will discuss the current FSTIB work programme and highlight the key areas of focus as the Board seeks to reinforce the UK as a global financial centre.

      Moderator:
      Charles Roxburgh, Director General, Financial Services, HM Treasury, and Chairman, FSTIB

      Panel:
      Inga Beale
      , CEO, Lloyd’s of London
      Nathan Bostock, CEO, Santander UK
      Helena Morrissey CBE, CEO, Newton 
      Chris Cummings, CEO, TheCityUK

      Speaker Biogs:
      • Inga Beale, 
      • Nathan Bostock, 
      • Chris Cummings, 
      • Helena Morrissey CBE, 
      • Charles Roxburgh 
      10:10  -  11:10
      The Outlook for the Global Economy

      The global economy has started 2016 as a very mixed picture. While the US and the UK are continuing to enjoy relatively strong growth, elsewhere economic performance has been less robust. The low oil price has had a dampening effect on parts of the Middle East and other oil-dominated regions of the world. The BRICS economies have faltered and, in some cases, moved into recession. China’s growth, although still strong, is clearly slowing down to a more sustainable level. Russia is battling the twin challenges of a low oil price and sanctions, while Brazil is facing a range of serious issues. India recorded strong economic growth in the latter part of 2015, but urgently needs to adopt economic reforms if this is to continue. Overlaying all of this, a divergence in international monetary policy has begun to emerge. Questions to be discussed at this panel include:

      • What is the outlook for the global economy and emerging markets in particular?
      • How will the world cope with a strengthening dollar in 2016 and beyond?
      • How and when will monetary policy elsewhere return to normal?
      • What are the prospects for the price of oil and other commodities in 2016?
      • How will geopolitical developments affect global recovery in 2016 and beyond?
      • Which countries are going to be the economic powerhouses of the future?

      Keynote Addresses:
      Arif Amiri, CEO, Dubai International Financial Centre 
      Vítor Constâncio, Vice President, European Central Bank

      Janet Henry, Global Chief Economist, HSBC 
      Charles L. Evans, President and Chief Executive Officer, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

      Moderator:
      Francine Lacqua, Anchor and Editor-at-Large, Bloomberg TV

      Speaker Biogs:
      • Arif Amiri, 
      • Vítor Constâncio, 
      • Charles L. Evans, 
      • Janet Henry 
      11:10  -  11:35
      Morning Coffee & Networking
      11:35  -  12:25
      Debate on BREXIT

      – Would Leaving the European Union Benefit or Damage the City of London and the UK's Financial Services Sector?

      When voters enter the ballot box to cast their votes on whether the UK should leave the European Union, they will also be defining the future of the UK’s financial sector for many decades to come. If they should vote to leave, the key question is how easily would UK financial services companies be able to access the European market? On the other hand, would leaving give the City a competitive edge in offering its services to the emerging growth markets of Asia, Africa and the Middle East? While the precise wording of the motion is yet to be decided, the debate will try to answer the following questions:

      • What access would the UK have to the European market if it leaves? Are the Swiss and Norwegian models instructive in this regard? How would it counter the loss of EU ‘passporting’ rights?
      • To what extent would the UK be more competitive if it left the EU? Would it really be unfettered by EU regulation or would it have to accept EU regulation to some degree in order to have access to the European market? 
      • If its competitiveness was improved by leaving, would this more than compensate for possible loss of access to the European market? What is the potential for a UK no longer constrained by EU regulation in the growth markets of the future? 
      • How would global and international financial services companies based in the City react to the UK’s departure?
      • What are the prospects for the UK agreeing advantageous bi-lateral trade agreements with other countries after BREXIT?   
      • What impact would leaving have on recruitment of talented staff?
      Moderator:
      Rob Aird, Partner, Ashurst 


      Pro-BREXIT

      Roger Bootle, Founder, Capital Economics
      Lord Flight, Chairman, Flight & Partners Ltd.


      Anti-BREXIT
      Philipp Hildebrand, Vice Chairman, Blackrock 
      Sebastian Mallaby, Paul A. Volcker Senior Fellow for International Economics, Council on Foreign Relations 
      Speaker Biogs:
      • Rob Aird, 
      • Roger Bootle, 
      • Lord Flight, 
      • Philipp Hildebrand, 
      • Sebastian Mallaby 
      12:25  -  13:15
      Greening the Global Financial System – Implementing the G20 Plans
      Building on the success of the new global climate agreement at COP21 in Paris, attention is now focusing on how to implement the findings of the UNEP Inquiry into the Design of a Sustainable Financial System, and this has become a key priority for the G20 for 2016. The UK – and the City of London specifically – is at the heart of this process of market and policy innovation. This panel will examine how theory can be turned into practice, and how policy, regulation, governance and new standards can be combined so as to embed sustainable or green finance as the new norm. 
       

      Keynote Address:
      Sir Roger Gifford, Country Head, SEB UK and Chair, City of London’s Green Finance Initiative

      Followed by a panel discussion with leading market practitioners including:
      Moderator:
      Sir Roger Gifford, Country Head, SEB UK and Chair, City of London’s Green Finance Initiative
      Panellists:
      Simon Zadek, Co-Director, UNEP Inquiry into the Design of a Sustainable Financial System
      Spencer Lake, Vice Chairman, Global Banking and Markets, HSBC
      Namita Vikas, Group President and Country Head, Responsible Banking & Chief Sustainability Officer, YES BANK
      Meryam Omi, Head of Sustainability, Legal & General Investment Management

      Speaker Biogs:
      • Sir Roger Gifford, 
      • Spencer Lake, 
      • Meryam Omi, 
      • Namita Vikas, 
      • Simon Zadek 
      13:15  -  14:15
      Lunch & Networking
       

      Symposium II - International Financial Regulation: The Current Reform Agenda

      14:15  -  14:20
      Chairman’s Opening Remarks
      Anthony Browne, CEO, British Bankers’ Association
      Speaker Biogs:
      • Anthony Browne 
      14:20  -  15:30
      Achieving Convergence:

      -  How Well Do the Pieces of the Global Post-Financial Crisis Regulatory Settlement Fit Together?

      The torrent of regulatory reform seen since 2007 has left financial firms navigating an increasingly complex regulatory environment. The multitude of different rules coming from different bodies, often with differing priorities, has caused many to question how they can balance meeting the shifting expectations of regulators with remaining profitable and best able to serve customers. With the rules of different bodies appearing at times to be contradictory and international rules being interpreted differently by national supervisors, questions of how the rules fit together, whether an unlevel playing field is being created and what this means in today’s global world, where increasingly transactions happen and firms operate across borders, continue to be asked. The panel will discuss:

      • Has the joint impact of post-2007 regulatory reforms been considered? Can it be assessed?
      • Is the current wave of regulatory reform best serving the goal of increasing financial stability? 
      • What can be done to harmonise rules between different regulatory bodies and level the playing field?
      • Can arbitrage and competitive advantages be avoided?
      • What does regulatory reform mean for the future of legacy business models?

      Keynote Addresses:
      Tracey McDermott, Acting Chief Executive, Financial Conduct Authority
      Shunsuke Shirakawa, Deputy Commissioner, International Affairs, Financial Services Agency, Japan & Member of the Basel Committee
      Benoît de Juvigny, Secretary General, Autorité des Marchés Financiers


      Followed by a panel discussion with leading market practitioners including:
      Moderator:
      Maciej Piechocki, Partner, BearingPoint 
      Panellists:
      Clare Woodman, Chief Operating Officer, Institutional Securities Group, Morgan Stanley

      Richard Teng, Chief Executive Officer, ADGM Financial Services Regulatory Authority 

       

      Speaker Biogs:
      • Benoît de Juvigny, 
      • Tracey McDermott, 
      • Maciej Piechocki, 
      • Shunsuke Shirakawa, 
      • Richard Teng, 
      • Clare Woodman 
      15:30  -  15:55
      Afternoon Tea & Networking
      15:55  -  16:50
      Culture and Conduct: Towards Personal Regulatory Accountability

      From the FCA and PRA in the UK, to the Federal Reserve in the US, APRA in Australia and many more beyond, regulators around the world are making it clear that they will no longer content themselves by assessing a financial institution’s compliance with specific rules, they want to be convinced that it has an appropriate culture and that both its customer-facing and market-facing conduct meet exacting standards. To understand what this shift might mean, the panel will examine:

      • Understanding regulatory priorities around conduct, culture and personal accountability
      • How can culture be assessed?
      • How do you change culture and embed the culture you want across borders, business lines and departments?
      • Exploring the role of recruitment processes, incentives, compensation and other measures in motivating the right behaviour

      Keynote Address:
      Sir Win Bischoff, Chairman, JP Morgan Securities and Chairman, Financial Reporting Council


      Moderator:
      Mary O' Connor, Global Head of Financial Institutions, Willis Towers Watson 
      Panellists:

      Nadia Swann, Partner, Linklaters
      Ian Johnston, Chief Executive Officer, Dubai Financial Services Authority
      Simon Lewis OBE, Chief Executive, Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME)
      Sir Win Bischoff, Chairman, JP Morgan Securities and Chairman, Financial Reporting Council 

      Speaker Biogs:
      • Sir Win Bischoff, 
      • Ian Johnston, 
      • Simon Lewis OBE, 
      • Mary O’Connor, 
      • Nadia Swann 
      16:50  -  17:45
      MiFID II: Preparing for the New World of Securities Trading

      MiFID II: Preparing for the New World of Securities Trading
      The Market in Financial Instruments Directive II will introduce wide-ranging changes across European financial markets.  It will affect all categories of dealing, broking, asset management and advisory services undertaken by banks, non-banks and other service providers and also their corporate, institutional and retail customers. It will also have a major impact on all primary and secondary financial and commodity markets, including regulated markets, NTFs and OTFs as well as clearing houses. The panel will examine what firms should be doing to prepare and what the changes might mean for the market:

      • What should firms’ implementation priorities be to enable them to meet the revised January 2018 implementation date?
      • Assessing the impact: What will MIFID II mean for communications, governance and market structure?
      • Planning the required changes to IT systems
      • Transaction and trade reporting 
      • What might the costs, benefits and unintended consequences be?
      Keynote Address:
      Verena Ross, Executive Director, European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA)

      Followed by a panel discussion with leading market practitioners including:
      Moderator:
      Anthony Belchambers, Chairman, Saxo Capital Markets Limited
      Panellists:
      Christopher Leonard, Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld
      Larry Thompson, Vice Chairman and General Counsel, DTCC
      Verena Ross, Executive Director, European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA)
      Guy Sears, Interim Chief Executive, The Investment Association 

      Speaker Biogs:
      • Anthony Belchambers, 
      • Christopher Leonard, 
      • Verena Ross, 
      • Guy Sears, 
      • Larry Thompson 
      17:45  -  17:50
      Chairman’s Closing Remarks
      17:50  -  19:00
      Drinks Reception Sponsored by The Investment Association

      Investment Association logo

      Welcome Addresses:
      Guy Sears, Interim CEO, The Investment Association
      Andrew Ninian, Director of Corporate Governance and Engagement, The Investment Association
      Speaker Biogs:
      • Andrew Ninian, 
      • Guy Sears 
    • Tuesday, 10 May, 2016
    •  

      Symposium III - China, India and Africa: New Investment Opportunities

      08:00  -  09:00
      Registration, Morning Coffee & Networking
      09:00  -  09:10
      Chairman’s Opening Remarks
      Jorge Morley Smith, Director for Business Support and Promotion, The Investment Association
      Speaker Biogs:
      • Jorge Morley Smith 
      09:10  -  09:30
      Keynote Address
      Harriett Baldwin MP, Economic Secretary to the Treasury and City Minister, UK
      Speaker Biogs:
      • Harriett Baldwin MP 
      09:30  -  09:50
      Keynote Address
      Lord Mountevans, Lord Mayor of the City of London
      Speaker Biogs:
      • Lord Mountevans 
      09:50  -  10:45
      China’s Economic Prospects and the Greening of its Financial System -

      Opportunities for Foreign Financial Institutions and Investors 

      China’s growth over the last 30 years has been phenomenal. Even now, despite slowing growth, China’s growth rate far surpasses any found in Western economies. It is already the second largest economy in the world and its currency, the RMB, has recently been accepted as an IMF reserve currency. As it continues to open its financial sector to foreign involvement, the Chinese Government is also embracing a radical ‘greening’ of its financial system as a market-based mechanism that will help deliver sustainable growth. The range of opportunities for foreign financial institutions is therefore expanding and includes:

      • Investing in onshore stock and bond markets following the recent loosening of restrictions under the Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII) programme
      • Helping to develop the green bond market in China
      • Establishing green funds in the mainland
      • Introducing green banking, insurance and equity products 
      • Investing in sustainable infrastructure projects
      • Helping to develop and participate in carbon markets across China

      Keynote Address:
      H.E. Liu Xiaoming, Chinese Ambassador to the United Kingdom

      Followed by a panel discussion with leading industry experts including:
      Moderator:
      Andrew Carmichael, Partner, Linklaters 
      Panellists:
      Stewart James, Managing Director & Deputy Head, Group Government Affairs, Asia Pacific & Americas, HSBC
      Michael Wilkins, Managing Director, Infrastructure Finance Ratings, Standard & Poor’s 
      Sean Kidney, CEO, Climate Bonds Initiative 

      Speaker Biogs:
      • Andrew Carmichael, 
      • Stewart James, 
      • Sean Kidney, 
      • Michael Wilkins, 
      • H.E. Liu Xiaoming 
      10:45  -  11:10
      Morning Coffee & Networking
      11:10  -  12:00
      Financing Prime Minister Modi’s Infrastructure Plans
      India’s economy is now growing at a faster rate than China’s. Furthermore, inflation is down, the current account deficit has narrowed and external reserves are up. From roads to airports and from power to smart cities, Prime Minister Modi has big plans to modernise infrastructure across the country. However, challenges remain for increasing private sector investment in infrastructure, including the large debt burden of Indian infrastructure firms. The government’s commitment to a programme of structural reforms, including liberalising FDI policy, has led to a growth in foreign investment in India. The panel will discuss how India can continue to create sustainable and inclusive economic growth, and meet its development ambitions:
      • Exploring investment opportunities in India as it becomes increasingly open to foreign investment
      • The future economic outlook for India in 2016 and beyond
      • Implications of political reform for investment opportunities
      • Growth potential of financial services in India
      Keynote Address:
      Rt Hon Hugo Swire MP, Minister of State at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, UK

      Followed by a panel discussion with 4-5 leading market practitioners including:
      Moderator:
      Philip Bouverat, Director, JCB
      Paniellist:
      Ali Hassan, Senior Representative, Europe and North America, Dubai International Financial Centre
      Shuchita Sonalika, Director & UK Head, Confederation of Indian Industry
      Alok Sharma MP, UK Prime Minister’s Infrastructure Envoy to India 
      Vivek Abraham, Assistant Vice President at Invest India, Invest India 

      Speaker Biogs:
      • Vivek Abraham, 
      • Ali Hassan, 
      • Alok Sharma MP, 
      • Shuchita Sonalika, 
      • Rt Hon Hugo Swire MP 
      12:00  -  12:50
      The Role of Private Equity in Realising Africa’s Investment Potential

      While currency instability and the impact of lower commodity prices in sub-Sahara Africa, and political tensions in the north of the continent, combined to reduce the growth rate to 3.8% in 2015, the prospects for Africa remain bright in the medium to long-term. This prognosis is underpinned by rapid urbanisation, a growing middle-class population, favourable demographics and increasingly business-friendly policies in many African countries. This is reflected in the private equity statistics. Although there was a significant drop in deals closed in 2015 due to the factors listed above, the amount of funds raised by Africa-focused PE funds almost doubled. In other words, there is an expectation of a substantial uptick in the growth trajectory. Topics to be discussed in this panel include:

      • How can Africa continue to grow in the face of falling commodity prices and slower growth among trade and investment partners?
      • The role of private equity investment in stimulating economic growth
      • Prospects for Sub-Saharan Africa in comparison to North Africa  
      • Sectoral analysis of where the best investment opportunities lie 

      Keynote Address:
      James Duddridge MP, Minister for Africa, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, UK

      Followed by a panel discussion with 4-5 leading market practitioners including:
      Moderator:
      Adrian Mayer, Partner, Charles Russell Speechlys 
      Panellists:
      Mehdi Zehaichi, Business Development, Casablanca Finance City
      Nick Luckock, Partner, Head of Financial Services, Actis 
      James Duddridge MP, Minister for Africa, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, UK
      Washington Kapapiro, Chairman, Association for African Owned Enterprises 

       
      Speaker Biogs:
      • James Duddridge MP, 
      • Nick Luckock, 
      • Adrian Mayer, 
      • Mehdi Zehaichi 
      12:50  -  12:55
      Chairman’s Closing Remarks
      12:55  -  13:55
      Lunch & Networking
       

      Symposium IV - Financial Technology: Opportunities & Challenges

      13:55  -  14:00
      Chairman’s Opening Remarks
      Bindi Karia, Startup Expert, Connector and Advisor
      Speaker Biogs:
      • Bindi Karia 
      14:00  -  14:50
      Disruptive Innovation: The Potential for Fintech to Change Current Business Models
      From digital currencies and mobile payments system to big data analytics and P2P lending, innovations in financial technology have been hitting the headlines and changing the way people access financial services around the world. With established technology giants, as well as an ever growing number of start-ups, dedicating increasing time and resources to FinTech, the one thing we can be certain of is that more innovation is just around the corner. How these new technologies will change the face of finance and what impact they will have on traditional business models is less clear, and will be discussed by the panel alongside topics include: 
      • How are new technologies and new entrants to the market changing the landscape for the financial services industry?
      • What are the risks and benefits of digitilisation?
      • How can we ensure new technologies increase financial inclusion and drive economic growth?
      • How can financial firms innovate in the face of cost constraints and growing regulatory requirements?
      • Can traditional financial services firms adapt to the challenge raised by disruptive innovation? Are technology firms going to eat financial firms’ lunch?
      Keynote Address:
      Bindi Karia, Startup Expert, Connector and Advisor
       
      Moderator:
      Claire Cockerton, ‎CEO & Chairwoman, ENTIQ
      Panellist:
      Salmaan Jaffery, Chief Business Development Officer, Dubai International Financial Centre Authority
      Carlos Abarca, Chief Information Officer, TSB
      Ben Brabyn, Head, Level39 
      John Schlesinger, Chief Enterprise Architect, Temenos
      Usama Fayyad, Chief Data Officer, Barclays and Chairman, Oasis500

       
      Speaker Biogs:
      • Carlos Abarca, 
      • Ben Brabyn, 
      • Claire Cockerton, 
      • Usama Fayyad, 
      • Salmaan Jaffery, 
      • Bindi Karia, 
      • John Schlesinger 
      14:55  -  15:45
      Blockchain Technology and the Future Evolution of the Financial System

      While bitcoin is yet to enter the mainstream, a growing number feel the technology that underpins it, blockchain, may represent an innovation that could revolutionise the financial services industry. To explore this cutting-edge area, the panel will discuss:

      •  What is blockchain and how might it change the financial services industry? Is a decentralised financial infrastructure possible or desirable?
      • Risks and benefits of moving to distributed ledgers
      • Application of blockchain technology to exchanges, clearing and settlement 
      • Should blockchains be open and public or closed and permissioned?
      • Smart contracts and the implications for the legal system

      Keynote Address:
      Brian McNulty, COO Europe, R3

      Moderator:
      Angus McLean, Partner and Head of International FinTech Team, Simmons & Simmons 
      Panellists:

      Eric van der Kleij
      , Chairman of Advisory Group, Special Adviser FinTech & Blockchain at UKTI and MD of ENTIQ
      Peter Ware, Head of SWIFT Institute and Innotribe
      Joseph Lubin, Ethereum Co-Founder and Founder of ConsenSys
      Oliver Bussmann, Fintech Innovation Advisor and Former UBS Group CIO 
      Speaker Biogs:
      • Oliver Bussmann, 
      • Eric van der Kleij, 
      • Joseph Lubin, 
      • Angus McLean, 
      • Brian McNulty 
      15:45  -  16:10
      Afternoon Tea & Networking
      16:10  -  17:00
      Big Data: Harvesting the Benefits

      Big data has become big news and is starting to become big business. However, the ways that big data can be leveraged by financial firms so that it represents a truly useful tool, rather than merely a buzzword, are still being explored. Topics to be addressed include:

      • What can big data do? What can it not?
      • Do the rules of small data still apply?
      • How can firms leverage big data to improve the customer experience, more accurately manage risk, and make better decisions?
      • Big data and data privacy reform

      Keynote Address:
      Diana Farrell, ‎President and CEO, JPMorgan Chase Institute

      Followed by a panel discussion with leading market practitioners including:
      Moderator:
      Simon Briskman, Partner, Technology, Outsourcing and Privacy, Fieldfisher
      Panellists:
      Sue Daley, Head of Programme Big Data, Cloud and Mobile, techUK
      Ray Eitel-Porter, Managing Director, Analytics, Accenture
      James Stickland, Managing Director, Red Deer

      Michael Connaughton, Big Data Leader, EMEA, Oracle
      Diana Farrell, ‎President and CEO, JPMorgan Chase Institute

       
      Speaker Biogs:
      • Simon Briskman, 
      • Michael Connaughton, 
      • Sue Daley, 
      • Ray Eitel-Porter, 
      • Diana Farrell, 
      • James Stickland 
      17:00  -  17:50
      Cyber Security: The Biggest Threat to the FS Industry?

      The cyber security risks posed by criminals, hacktivists and terrorists have quickly become a major concern for financial firms worldwide. How can these threats be mitigated when cyber space is inherently insecure and the question is not so much if you will be hacked, but when? While technical solutions are undoubtedly an important part of the solution, they are not sufficient on their own; wittingly or unwittingly your people can be pose the biggest risk to information security, and any attempt to manage cyber security must therefore include a cultural aspect as well.

      The panel will discuss:

      • What threats are out there and what can we learn from previous attacks?  
      • How can you ensure each person in your organisation is cyber security aware?
      • How can the board and senior executives set the right tone from the top and create a culture of cyber hygiene?
      • How can we build a resilient infrastructure so a cyber attack can become an inconvenience, not a catastrophe?
      • How can information security risks be minimised in a world of remote working, bring your own device and cloud computing?


      Keynote Address:
      William Brandon, Chief Information Security Officer, Bank of England
      Chris Gibson, Director, CERT-UK


      Followed by a panel discussion with leading market practitioners including:
      Moderator:
      Simon Shooter, Partner, Bird & Bird
      Panellists:
      Jan Neutze, Director of Cybersecurity Policy, EMEA, Microsoft
      Ben Russell, Senior Manager, Partnerships & Transformation, National Cyber Crime Unit
      Chris Gibson, Director, CERT-UK

      Speaker Biogs:
      • William Brandon, 
      • Chris Gibson, 
      • Jan Neutze, 
      • Ben Russell, 
      • Simon Shooter 
      17:50  -  17:55
      Chairman’s Closing Remarks
      17:55  -  19:00
      Drinks Reception
      19:00  -  19:00
      Close of City Week Main Conference
    • Wednesday, 11 May, 2016
    •  
      09:00  -  17:30
      Meetings arranged during previous 2 days
      To be organised off-site
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