Hybrid threats in the financial system
This one-day workshop focused on hybrid threats in the context of the financial system by examining vulnerabilities and raising awareness, looking for
Speakers
Maria Demertzis
Leader, ESF, The Conference Board Europe
Teija Tiilikainen
Director, Hybrid CoE,
Teunis Brosens
Senior Economist at ING,
Heiko Borchert
Managing Director, Borchert Consulting & Research AG,
Jukka Savolainen
Director COI VR, Hybrid CoE,
Nina Lange
Senior Policy Officer European and International Affairs, Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy, The Netherlands,
César Pérez-Chirinos
Techology and Innovation Adviser, Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation, Spain,
Dirk Clausmeier
Deputy head of Division, Federal Ministry of Finance, Germany
Atso Andersén
Lead Consultant, CGI,
Pablo Zalba
Head of Regulation and Public Policy, Deloitte,
Jaakko Weuro
Financial Services Counsellor, Permanent Representation of Finland to the EU,
In cooperation with Hybrid CoE, this event was organised to explore the implications of hybrid threats for the governance of the financial system in Europe, as well as the governance of the related security infrastructures. Particular attention was paid to potential systemic gaps, which would open up possibilities for adversaries to use hybrid influence against economic and financial systems to create disturbances and prevent economic development and financial activities.
³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏÍø that were covered included: vulnerabilities from a system-wide perspective, FinTech companies, foreign direct investment, market manipulations, future technologies and the link between finance and the security domain.
This event was open only to Bruegel’s Membership programme and select experts.
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