You can cancel your registration via this webpage or by contacting our events team.

Attendance is completely free for all market participants. We’re committed to making the event accessible and inclusive to the entire community. However, advance registration is required to secure your spot.

Please note, the PCS Symposia are held under the Chatham House Rule, whereby 'participants are free to use the information received, but neither the identity nor the affiliation of the speaker(s), nor that of any other participant, may be revealed.' For clarification, please get in touch with PCS.

Yes. Presentation materials that speakers have given permission to share will be made available within 48 hours of the event. Attendees will receive access via email to their registered email address.

For privacy and data protection reasons, we do not share the registration list publicly. However, registered attendees will have opportunities to connect with one another onsite - there are plenty of networking sessions.
PCS has not authorised any third party to contact registrants or participants on our behalf. If you receive unsolicited or suspicious messages claiming to represent PCS or this event, please do not engage with them, as these are likely phishing attempts. We encourage you to report such communications to us directly at events@pcsmarket.org.

Thank you for considering speaking at our Symposia, our speaker slots do fill up quickly but we do occasionally have a space available due to cancellations so it is worth asking. Please send your details and a short synopsis to our Events Team

Please be aware that the Event may be photographed and/or recorded for marketing and promotional purposes by PCS. If you do not consent to being photographed or filmed, you must notify the PCS events team in writing no later than seven (7) days prior to the Event by contacting: events@pcsmarket.org.

No, all PCS events are conducted onsite only. There is currently no option for virtual or remote attendance.

Yes, lunch and refreshments will be provided to all registered attendees. Please inform us in advance if you have any dietary restrictions or special requirements.

The PCS Initiative was established in 2012 following the global financial crisis, with strong public sector support, to promote safe securitisation products that facilitate credit flow to the real economy while minimising systemic risks within the European financial system. As a not-for-profit organisation, PCS provided labels to securitisations meeting rigorous standards of quality and transparency. Since the introduction of the Securitisation Regulation in 2019, PCS—while retaining its not-for-profit status—has been authorised in both France and the United Kingdom as a third-party verification agent for STS securitisations across Europe. From the outset, PCS has worked closely with European banks, finance companies, investors, trade bodies, regulators and policymakers to help shape a legal and regulatory environment that recognises the benefits of simple, transparent and standardised securitisations, without compromising systemic stability.