Jennifer Moreland, speaking at Capital Innovation & CoCo Bonds Europe 2011

Jennifer Moreland,
Head of Treasury Markets, Group Treasury
Royal Bank of Scotland, United Kingdom

Jennifer Moreland – Head of Treasury Markets, Group Treasury, Royal Bank of Scotland
(Updated August 5, 2011)
Jennifer Moreland joined RBS at the start of 2010 to run the Markets functions for Group Treasury. This follows a temporary role in 2009, when she joined the bank for a few months to run the Bank’s first significant liability management exercise involving c. £15bn of the hybrid capital portfolio. Her current role includes oversight of the Term Funding, Capital Raising, Cash Management, and Hedging teams. In addition, she manages the Capital Strategy function within Group Treasury, advising senior management on capital optimisation and the market-facing elements of this debate, including trade execution. Previously she had been a Managing Director at Morgan Stanley and Global Head of the Capital Products Group, responsible for the structuring, marketing, and execution of all hybrid capital products. Prior to her years at Morgan Stanley, Jennifer held a similar role at Citigroup, both New York and London.
Jennifer graduated from the Wharton School of Business in 1995.
Appearing:
Day 1: Monday 28th November – Navigating banking regulation and meeting new capital requirements
14.00

Panel Debate: Meeting increasing capital demands: what other hybrid solutions are available?

  • Assessing the right capital you need to hold and its composition: what are the obstacles?
  • How can banks balance competing demands?
  • What are the different instruments available to banks?
  • Will the market overall dictate, and banks will be forced to issue?

If you are a Bank Advisory team and would like to join this panel, please e-mail ben.scales@terrapinn.com

Luigi De Ghenghi,
Partner,
Davis Polk & Wardwell, United Kingdom
Jennifer Moreland,
Head of Treasury Markets, Group Treasury,
Royal Bank of Scotland, United Kingdom
Michael Gower,
Head of Long Term Funding,
Rabobank, The Netherlands
Thomas A. Humphreys,
Partner,
Morrison & Foerster LLP, United States
Simon Adamson,
MD,
CreditSights, United Kingdom
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Re-invigorating hybrids: Which types of hybrid securities no longer meet Basel III requirements and CRD4?

  • Mapping the future of hybrid securities in light of changing regulation
  • What does Basel subscribe to as a way of loss absorbency?
  • How are securities structured with loss absorbency requirements?
  • What is the buffer capital requirement?

Regulator debate: Geo-by-geo analysis: How are local regulators interpreting new banking regulation?

  • How does regulation differ from country to country, bank to bank?
  • Which countries are more receptive to new ideas and instruments?
  • What part does the local and national regulator have to play: What measures can the regulator undertake to encourage issuance and uptake by banks?
  • How significant is a country’s legal system and requirements when considering new instruments such as contingent capital?

Head to head debate: How are ratings agencies planning to rate CoCos and complex hybrids?

  • What are the main challenges for a ratings agency related to CoCos: how are they assessing risk?
  • What are ratings agencies expecting to do if we see further issuance?
  • How have ratings agencies reassessed how they measure risk associated with hybrid debt securities?

Panel Debate: Examining loss absorption at the point of non-viability: how can banks re-balance capital positions?

  • What are the tools available for banks to use?
  • How can you protect senior debt holders?
  • How are liabilities and balance sheets affected?
  • Local discretion: what will be the role of local regulators and how will this affect the resolution regime?

Case Study 2: Rabobank

“Overcoming challenges when issuing SCNs: issuance and sale”

Panel debate: Establishing the right pricing point and how to value a CoCo

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