An Agenda for Europe and the United States

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November 14-16, 2003 • Armonk, New York

The second annual Europe-U.S. Symposium was held at the Executive Planning Center of Citigroup in Armonk, New York during a period rife with transatlantic financial issues. A gap in financial policy appeared to have opened between Europe and the United States. The two regions had adopted different approaches to the same issue, sometimes impeding transatlantic financial transactions. Is the gap serious? Is it growing? How should it be dealt with? These were the basic topics for discussion throughout the Symposium. The participants discussed what could be done to ...more...

Topics
•  (Dis)harmonization of Regulation
•  Management of the U.S.-EU Financial Relationship
•  Causes of the Breach Over Financial Issues: The Iraq War, the Bubble Burst, and Other Forces

Keynote Speakers
•  Roel Campos, Commissioner, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
•  Randal K. Quarles, Assistant Secretary for International Affairs, U.S. Department of the Treasury
•  Alexander Schaub, Director-General, Internal Market, European Commission

Symposium Materials
Agenda
Final Report
To request a list of participants, please contact Dan McCardell, Deputy Director, PIFS.

We offer our gracious thanks to the 2003 Europe-U.S. Symposium sponsors for their generous support of this year's event. Please click here to view our sponsoring organizations.