Title: Webinar: Managing Credit ETFs in Stressed Markets
Duration: 1 hour
Fixed income ETFs have grown rapidly in size and popularity in recent years, offering liquidity in an asset class that historically has been prone to bouts of illiquidity. But do these ETFs pose a systemic risk to the credit markets? Or, do they add transparency and efficiency to a market structure that has been, historically, opaque and difficult to access?
Join this complimentary webinar in which our panel of experts will discuss:
Lynn Bachstetter
Global Head of Insurance Products
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Brian D. Luke
Global Head of Fixed Income Indices
S&P Dow Jones Indices
Andrew Upward
ETF Strategist
Jane Street
William Ahmuty
Head of Fixed Income Group
State Street Global Advisors
Cristiano Zazzara Ph.D.
Managing Director, Head of Risk Services EMEA
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Dr. Cristiano Zazzara is Managing Director and Head of Risk Services Relationship Management, focusing on key market stakeholders, including C-level Executives and Regulators. He is an expert in financial risk management with over 20 years’ experience at banks, government agencies, service providers, Universities and think tanks.
Cristiano joined S&P Global Market Intelligence from MSCI Risk Metrics where he was the Head of Market, Credit, Counterparty Risk and OTC Clearing Business for the EMEA Banking sector and Global Head of Credit Advisory Business for Buy-side and Sell-Side Institutions. Previously, he was Managing Director in the Research & Strategy Unit of Unicredit Group, Managing Director and Head of the Internal Rating Unit at Capitalia Banking Group, and General Manager of the Italian Association of Banking and Finance (ASSONEBB). Dr. Zazzara also served as a financial economist at the Fondo Interbancario di Tutela dei Depositi, where he was the Head of the Research Department.
Dr. Zazzara received a BSc in Economics & Business and a MSc in Banking from the University La Sapienza of Rome, and a PhD in Management (Finance) from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL).
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