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The World Forum Conference of Central Securities Depositories (WFC) takes place every two years and gathers the world's most important players of the market.
In the meeting, the most important topics for the securities industry (CSDs) in the world are discussed, and it is organized by the World Forum Conference of Central Securities Depositories (WFC). This year the meeting was held from May 24 to 26 in Prague, with representatives from the regional associations of depositories from Asia Pacific, America, Africa and the Middle East, Europe, and Central Eurasia, as well as regulators and other capital market actors.
Guillermo Tagle, Chair of the Board, Rodrigo Roblero, General Manager, and Javier Jara, Legal and Corporate Affairs Manager, attended the meeting representing Depósito Central de Valores (DCV).
The meeting aims to provide an instance to cooperate and discuss the most important topics for the industry with different leaders of Central Securities Depositories, regulators, central banks, international banks, local authorities, and custodians from around the world.
"It is very important to participate in international events to stay current with world trends and provide the best service to our clients." One of our objectives is to look for new businesses and innovation," explained Guillermo Tagle.
Rodrigo Roblero added, "Depositories all over the world must exchange experiences to face the industry's challenges and become better prepared for the new needs of our clients."
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Javier Jara said, "It was interesting to see the business development experiences the different countries are promoting to develop their securities markets.
The topics addressed in the WFC included the facilitation of cross-border investment flows, learned experiences and the challenges of the DLT technology in pilot programs developed by FMIs, settlement processes efficiency, global post-trade vision, and the systemic risk in post-trade.
"Clearly, the experience of being part of this event has been useful to understand the challenges that the industry to which DCV belongs is facing, notwithstanding the great challenges that we have at a local level," concluded Roberto.
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