Investors' special: The German credit and securitisation market – opportunities for investors
- The future of the German refinancing market – Pfandbriefe, covered bonds, ABS and new opportunities
- German origination standards, securitised loans and transaction performance – standards, quality and track record of PROMISE, PROVIDE and Driver transactions
- German auto loans – low in risk, high quality in origination and servicing process
- Tax affairs in the German securitisation market – current developments, prospects and outstanding issues
- The German ABCP market – based on sound collateral
- Investors' round table – The German credit market from the investors' point of view
- The market for German SME transaction –transaction types, performance, current discussions, challenges and public support measures

Challenges for corporate finance – opportunities and risks for SMEs in credit and securitisation market developments
- The role of the banks as corporate finance intermediaries – changes against the background of regulation and market developments
- Leasing finance and securitisation of leasing assets
- Securitisation of trade receivables
- Equity management – the future role of securitisation
- Promoting SMEs by securitisation and SME funds
Regulatory developments – the current situation and future trends
- Financial crisis and regulation – key questions on current regulatory provisions
- Implementation of CRD II/III in German law – changes to the German Banking Act
- Current trends in accounting law – the German commercial code and IFRS
- Regulation and risk management – loan portfolio managment at banks with ABS: What role can ABS play?
- CRD IV – new challenges for banks and loan financing
- The ECB's loan-level data project and implications for originators

Taking stock of the financial market crisis – the role of government and central banks

Keynote and discussion
The future of the European securitisation market –
the ECB's point of view and the securitisation industry
- State deficits between capital market evaluation, economic and political necessities in Europe
- Taking stock of the Financial Market Stabilisation Fund Act – the work of SoFFin
- Rating agency regulation in the USA and Europe
- CDS market – size, risks and regulation discussion
- Refinancing risks for German banks in US dollar funding
- Causes of the financial crisis

The official congress language is German. All meetings conducted in English are marked with a UK flag. No interpretation of the German meetings is provided.
