Jersey Finance has announced a number of further speakers and panellists to the line-up for its Private Wealth Conference in London later this month.
Over the course of two panel sessions at the half-day event, entitled ‘Reputation as a Strategy’, an impressive line-up of industry experts will explore how international finance centres (IFCs) have embraced reputation as a strategic asset and look at how Jersey is harnessing trust as a foundation for long-term success.
The first panel ‘Reputation in Practice: Navigating the Private Wealth Landscape’ will be moderated by David Kilshaw, Managing Director, Rothschild & Co Wealth Management, UK, and feature Thomas Rudkin, Partner, Farrer & Co, Alexandra Buchan-Heelas, Head of Financial Intermediary Office, W1M, Hugh Gunson, Partner, Charles Russell Speechlys and Morag Ofili, Partner, Edwin Coe. They will discuss how, in an environment defined by heightened transparency, growing client expectations and intensifying global scrutiny, reputation now plays a central role in how jurisdictions like Jersey differentiate, build trust and remain competitive on the world stage.
Meanwhile, in the second panel – ‘Leading with Trust: Advancing Jersey’s Competitive Edge’ – moderator Chris Jenkins, Global Head of Market Development, Jersey Finance, will be joined by panellists Jamie Warnock, Director of Policy, Jersey Financial Services Commission, Helen De La Cour, Director of Financial and Professional Services, Government of Jersey and Tom Le Feuvre, Director – External Relations, Government of Jersey. They will explore how Jersey has the opportunity not only to safeguard its position as a respected IFC, but also to differentiate itself in ways that resonate with clients, regulators and stakeholders worldwide.
In addition, the event will include a fireside chat with journalist and presenter Sam McAlister, who will provide further personal reflections on the themes of trust, reputation and influence.
