I’ve definitely fairly enjoyed it, some really very interesting panels and presentations, very insightful and it did show that collateral management is really not just a purely back-office function, it’s something that spams a company from the front office to the back office and is a very key topic that need to be taking a good direction now. 

This conference is regular for me, I do it, first of all, because I think it’s necessary to help people/new market participants to understand but second, also for myself, to understand where we are going, and it’s not only about innovation, it’s also about implementation, so the automation, that’s been discussed here a lot, is a good factor for the future. 

The Fleming conference for me is very important, we are attending every year, we are exhibiting X, because the audience is very dedicated and focused on the collateral management. Here you meet all the people that are really the practitioners, the decision-makers, and you meet as well other vendors and all the participants in the collateral management space. What I also like are the sessions that we have, the experts that we bring, and I think it’s one of the best collateral management events that I attend, and genuinely speaking I do that on a yearly basis, and I don’t miss one.