Time: 20-21 January 2010
Venue: Sheraton Stockholm Hotel & Towers, Sweden

SMi's Nordic Card Markets conference 2010 will focus on the perspective of banks and retailers, particularly with a look at profitability issues in the current changing economic climate.

Time: 28-30 June 2010
Venue: Paris, France

The ICSED 2010 Conference aims to bring together academic scientists, leading engineers, industry researchers and scholar students to exchange and share their experiences and research results about all aspects of  Sustainable Economic Development, and discuss the practical challenges encountered and the solutions adopted.

Time: 8-10 December 2009
Venue: The Hilton Paddington, London, UK

A unique opportunity to quiz the key decision makers – the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the European Payments Council.

Time: 3 December 2009
Venue: Brussels, Belgium

The highlights of the Conference are Future payment landscape & impact credit crisis, SEPA, PSD and SDD: uptake to date and differences across Europe, PSD has gone live: lessons learnt and experiences to date, SEPA Direct Debit migration: open issues and dependencies for uptake, E-SEPA: opportunities for real value creation.

Time: 30 November-2 December 2009
Venue: InterContinental Geneva, Switzerland

The GAIM Ops Europe conference have lead to increasing scrutiny by investors and regulators as well as the heightened awareness of issues surrounding operational risk among managers. At GAIM Ops Europe leaders of hedge funds and funds of hedge funds will come together to discuss solutions for overcoming operational issues and to address changes in regulatory frameworks.

Time: 30 November-4 December 2009
Venue: The Hilton Paddington, 146 Praed Street, London W2 1EE, UK

Global Custody Forum 2009 is the only event in Europe that brings together all leading players from the buy & sell side in the industry to listen to frank and open discussions and debate the critical issues with 200 representatives from over 20 countries.

Time: 30 June – 1 July 2010
Venue: The Hilton Paddington, London, UK

The event is planning for the future in the new financial landscape. This new regulatory focus will drive more widespread use of clearing, which will involve major challenges – as well as major opportunities – for the industry.

Time: 8-11 March 2010
Venue: Royal Lancaster, London, UK

IPS 2009 was voted a resounding success by the 400+ senior level payments executives who attended. The challenges created by the global financial crisis led to truly in-depth industry dialogue and more intensive networking than ever before.

Time: 10-11 November 2009
Venue: Hilton London Paddington, London

The two days of the conference will bring together 40+ key payments industry figures to address the real issues facing those institutions who want to lead the transaction banking market of the future. They will debate business models for success, strategic direction, key operational issues, cost and revenue management, sourcing decisions, innovative product platforms and all important customer focus.

Time: 23-26 February 2010
Venue: Abbaye de Neumunster, Luxembourg

International Transfer Agency summit (ITAS)- the only long-term established conference in Europe for the Transfer Agency industry. This really is the best use of your time - a structured, information packed event with great networking to boot.

Time: 19-21 October 2009
Venue: Geneva, Switzerland

To provide participants with a thorough understanding of the most recent credit-risk models, their use in both pricing and managing credit exposures, and to show how credit derivatives can be used for either position taking, structured financing or exposure management.

Time: 9-11 February 2010
Venue: America Conference Centre, London, UK

TradeTech Architecture gathers 300 C-Level participants from investment banks, buyside firms, hedge funds or stock exchanges working both on the infrastructure and development side of the fence. No other event features dedicated content to help you make the right IT choices at a time of unprecedented uncertainty.