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Invitation to a Fireside Chat with Alexandra Hachmeister (Managing Director, Head of Market Data and Services at Deutsche Börse Group) and John Cotter (UCD).
Date: Wednesday 28th April 2021 at 1pm (1-2pm)Registration: Please register here
The Chat will cover a number of topics including:
· How markets have evolved and the tech revolution;
· The role of technology in the development of market structure and its importance in times of crises including Covid-19;
· The evolving role of different players in and across markets, encompassing regulators and fintechs;
· The future of financial market operations.
This event is being organized by UCD Smurfit School and the Financial Mathematics and Computation Research Cluster (FMC2). FMC2 is grateful to Science Foundation Ireland and Industry Partners for their generous support.
It is a free event but registration is required. The organiser will contact you with instructions on how to access the event. The administrative manager is Na Li who can be contacted at [email protected].
Alexandra Hachmeister
Managing Director, Head of Market Data + Services
Alexandra Hachmeister took over responsibility for Deutsche Börse Group’s Market Data + Services business in October 2019. The department runs the Group’s Data and Regulatory Services. From 2016 to 2019, Mrs Hachmeister led the Group Regulatory Strategy area as Chief Regulatory Officer. In this role, she drove the development, implementation and communication of the Group’s global regulatory strategy and positioning. Alexandra Hachmeister joined Deutsche Börse Group in 1999. Since then she excelled in various positions and departments including Market Design Functionality, Systems Business Development and Boards & Committees, including managing the Group’s Corporate Office prior to becoming Head of Group Regulatory Strategy. She is a member of the Group of Economic Advisors to the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA). Alexandra Hachmeister holds a PhD degree in market microstructure from the European Business School. She is a guest-lecturer at Basel University on market structure and regulation.
Date: Wednesday 28th April 2021 at 1pm (1-2pm)Registration: Please register here
The Chat will cover a number of topics including:
· How markets have evolved and the tech revolution;
· The role of technology in the development of market structure and its importance in times of crises including Covid-19;
· The evolving role of different players in and across markets, encompassing regulators and fintechs;
· The future of financial market operations.
This event is being organized by UCD Smurfit School and the Financial Mathematics and Computation Research Cluster (FMC2). FMC2 is grateful to Science Foundation Ireland and Industry Partners for their generous support.
It is a free event but registration is required. The organiser will contact you with instructions on how to access the event. The administrative manager is Na Li who can be contacted at [email protected].
Alexandra Hachmeister
Managing Director, Head of Market Data + Services
Alexandra Hachmeister took over responsibility for Deutsche Börse Group’s Market Data + Services business in October 2019. The department runs the Group’s Data and Regulatory Services. From 2016 to 2019, Mrs Hachmeister led the Group Regulatory Strategy area as Chief Regulatory Officer. In this role, she drove the development, implementation and communication of the Group’s global regulatory strategy and positioning. Alexandra Hachmeister joined Deutsche Börse Group in 1999. Since then she excelled in various positions and departments including Market Design Functionality, Systems Business Development and Boards & Committees, including managing the Group’s Corporate Office prior to becoming Head of Group Regulatory Strategy. She is a member of the Group of Economic Advisors to the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA). Alexandra Hachmeister holds a PhD degree in market microstructure from the European Business School. She is a guest-lecturer at Basel University on market structure and regulation.