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    • Where are we in the global credit cycle? How susceptible is SRT to global macro volatility and systemic shocks?
    • How does SRT stack up compared to alternative credit strategies in the current yield, risk and liquidity environment?
    • How is spread compression shaping pricing, returns and market performance?
    • Understanding performance of blind pools versus disclosed and filtered portfolios
    • How will CRR amendments and CRR3 implementation shape banks’ use of SRT for capital relief?
    • What does the delayed Basel IV output floor mean for banks’ evolving SRT strategies?
    • How will CRD6 change governance, disclosure and supervisory expectations for SRT?
    • EU Securitisation Framework Review: implications for due diligence, reporting and disclosure requirements
    • What do diverging capital rules  in the US mean for global issuance, liquidity and cross-Atlantic dynamics?
    • How has the  influx of capital in the last two years reshaped  pricing movements and tensions?
    • How is the environment for capital raising evolving and what does it indicate about appetite from LPs?
    • Innovation in financing structures: how are investors diversifying their approaches?
    • Exploring varying strategies for trade selection, credit assessment pricing and relationship dynamics
    • Understanding the impact of Solvency II and capital treatment changes on the unfunded market
    • Prospects for STS eligibility under the revised securitisation framework: update on the latest on the regulatory proposals
    • Making sense of the moving parts: what are the next steps and expected timelines?
    • Addressing misconceptions around risk concentration and systemic concerns
    • Implications of the new rules for insurers - and on wider SRT investor base dynamics
    • From real assets, to project finance, digital infrastructure, sublines and CRE: which asset classes offer the best opportunity?
    • Overcoming hurdles to execute first deals in new jurisdictions

    Case study presentation 1: How first SRT deals help build markets: an EIF case study across assets and jurisdictions
    Jesper Skoglund, Structured Finance Investment Manager, European Investment Fund (EIF)

    • How do issuers evaluate the available tools for reducing RWA and capital usage? And what broader strategic benefits are banks looking for from SRT?
    • Navigating the regulatory burden: How do capital rules shape deal structures and banks’ overall SRT strategies?
    • Strengthening operational resilience: practical approaches to enhancing data quality, governance, documentation and monitoring
    • Building and deepening investor partnerships - and delivering seamless deal execution
    • Is SRT becoming a mainstream pillar of banks’ capital management strategy?
    • Where are we going? What are the market’s depth and capacity potential - and limitations?
    • Hedging vs true risk sharing - are risk/ return dynamics shifting appropriately?
    • Is a conceptual split emerging between standardised large corporate SRTs and relationship-based risk-sharing SRTs?
    • How are documentation standards changing? Is good market discipline being upheld?
    • Regulatory scrutiny, misconceptions of risk and critical commentary: how should the market respond?