What’s (re)shaping the financial markets

The financial landscape is evolving at lightning speed. From emerging technologies to cultural shifts, What’s (re)shaping the financial markets brings you candid conversations with industry experts and thought leaders who go beyond the headlines.Hosted by Euroclear - at the heart of global financial markets - this podcast is designed for anyone looking to break silos, challenge assumptions, and learn beyond their immediate frontiers.

What’s (re)shaping the financial markets is a business podcast hosted by Euroclear, with 7 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Euroclear hosts What’s (re)shaping the financial markets, a business show with 7 episodes published.

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  What’s (re)shaping the financial markets

  What will it take to make Europe the preferred destination for global capital?

  Jul 6, 202637 min

  A structurally changing world is forcing markets to rebalance — between security, efficiency and technological transition. Where does sustainable finance fit within this new equilibrium? To find out, we sit down with: Professor Guntram Wolff ,Chair on Sustainable Finance, Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management Paul Symons , Chief Sustainability Officer, Euroclear group We explore: the state of sustainable finance in 2026 the behaviour of green bonds in times of stress how security , transition and investment priorities can coexist the role of AI , growing energy demand and capital allocation how the use of sustainable instruments is expanding across financial markets Follow Guntram: LinkedIn - Guntram Wolff |LinkedIn Follow Paul: LinkedIn - Paul Symons | LinkedIn Follow Euroclear: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/euroclear/ Website - www.euroclear.com

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  What’s (re)shaping the financial markets

  What will it take to make Europe the preferred destination for global capital?

  May 19, 202621 min

  As Europe looks to strengthen its competitiveness on the global stage, key questions remain around scale, innovation and capitalattraction. In this episode, we examine how Europe can better support innovation at scale, what it will take for Europe to become the preferred destination for global capital and what the next decade may hold for its markets. To delve into the conversation, we welcome back: Corentine Poilvet‑Clediere , Chief Executive Officer, LCH SA and Country Head for France, LSEG Sebastien Danloy , Chief Business Officer, Euroclear group We explore: how Europe can better support innovation to compete globally how Europe’s approach to risk influences its abilityto scale markets and attract investment the one thing to make Europe the preferred destination for global capital the defining features of Europe’s market ecosystem inthe next decade Follow Corentine: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/corentine-poilvet-clediere-60474520/ Webpage - https://www.lseg.com/en/post-trade/clearing Follow Sebastien: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sebastien-danloy-73ba371/ Follow Euroclear: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/euroclear/ Webpage - https://www.euroclear.com/

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  What’s (re)shaping the financial markets

  What will it take to make Europe the preferred destination for global capital?

  May 19, 202621 minS0

  <p>As Europe looks to strengthen its competitiveness on the global stage, key questions remain around scale, innovation and capitalattraction. In this episode, we examine how Europe can better support innovation at scale, what it will take for Europe to become the preferred destination for global capital and what the next decade may hold for its markets.</p><p><br></p><p>To delve into the conversation, we welcome back:</p><p><br></p>Corentine Poilvet‑Clediere, Chief Executive Officer, LCH SA and Country Head for France, LSEGSebastien Danloy, Chief Business Officer, Euroclear group <p><br></p><p>We explore:</p>...

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  What’s (re)shaping the financial markets

  Savings & Investments Union: Answers to the burning questions

  Apr 23, 202632 minS0

  <p>Europe is at a crossroads. It has world‑class companies, deep household savings and ambitious goals – yet it faces fragmented markets, uneven participation and a long‑standing challenge around scale.</p><p><br></p><p>How does the Savings and Investments Union (SIU), one of the most significant shifts in Europe’s financial landscape, seek to tackle these challenges?</p><p><br></p><p>Joining this conversation are: </p>Corentine Poilvet‑Clediere, Chief Executive Officer, LCH SA, and France Country Head, LSEGSebastien Danloy, Chief Business Officer, Euroclear group<p>Together, we explore these questions.</p>What are the fundamentals of the SIU...

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  What’s (re)shaping the financial markets

  T+1: Inside the race to redefine global settlement

  Feb 11, 202650 minS0

  <p>The world’s settlement clock is speeding up. With T+1 already live across the US, Canada, Mexico and Argentina – and Europe gearing up for 2027 – this episode unpacks the hidden pressures, operational challenges and industrywide implications behind the move to faster settlement. </p><p><br></p><p>Joining this conversation are: </p><p>Emma Johnson, Head of Industry Advocacy & Insight, The ValueExchange </p><p>Gareth Jones, Head of Product Management for Settlement & Cash, Euroclear </p><p>We explore:  </p><p>why T+1 – and why now? </p><p>the realities behind Europe’s race to 2027 </p><p>global misalignment: a growing challenge </p><p>lessons from North Americ...

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