The formation of the Surveillance Leaders’ Network (SLN) was requested in 2018 by a group of Managing Directors running market abuse surveillance functions at leading banks. Its objective is to provide regular off-the-record meetings for regional and global heads of surveillance in order to benchmark against each other, learn, network and determine best practice.
What is it?
- The Surveillance Leaders’ Network (SLN) is a private, invitation-only series of meetings - for (10-20) senior decision-makers to discuss the most pressing market abuse surveillance challenges.
- The SLN is underpinned by a group of Founding Members who are senior Managing Directors running a global surveillance function at leading banks.
What is the SLN's objectives?
- To provide an opportunity for senior surveillance and compliance decision-makers to collaborate through sharing best practice
- To allow for the interpretation of global surveillance regulation
- To aid identification of efficiencies and better management of risk within the surveillance function
- To implement a networking opportunity with senior peers across the surveillance community
- To allow benchmarks to be explored
- To provide a platform from which practitioners can hear about and understand the latest advances in technology
- To provide a safe, off the record environment for banks to speak freely between themselves
In what format is it delivered and when?
- The SLN is held in-person, regularly, in London and in New York
- One of the regular meetings in each region will be part of the XLoD Global in-person conference
- Chatham House Rule applies, creating a safe environment for a free discussion
- No press are in attendance