Emmanuel Lebaube is a counsel in the Firm's Capital Markets group in Paris.

Emmanuel has developed a significant experience in asset-backed transactions, and is acting for arrangers and lead managers on consumer loan securitisation, auto loan securitisation, residential mortgage loan securitisation and credit card securitisation.

Ian Bell has worked in securitisation in various capacities since 1988, first as a lawyer and partner at Clifford Chance, then as general counsel and head of structured finance at Standard & Poor’s Europe and finally as CEO of PCS.

Philippe Bordenave was BNP Paribas Group Chief Operating Officer from 2011 to 2021. He is now Senior Executive Advisor to the CEO and the Chair of BNP Paribas. Philippe Bordenave joined BNP in 1985, where he became a key player in the development of the bank’s financial markets business, serving as Head of the Paris dealing room from 1987 to 1992 and Head of Global Markets from 1993 to 1997. In this latter role he was instrumental in driving the growth of financial derivatives trading, which enabled BNP to gain a major share of these markets worldwide. In 1998, he became Chief Financial Officer for BNP. In 2000, following the merger with Paribas that created the BNP Paribas Group, he was appointed Chief Financial Officer for the newly-merged Group. He became a member of the Group Executive Committee in 2002, deputy COO in 2005 and COO in 2011. Philippe Bordenave started his career at the French Treasury. Education Philippe Bordenave graduated from two of leading French academic institutions : École Polytechnique and École Nationale d’Administration. Philippe Bordenave joined BNP in 1985, where he became a key player in the development of the bank’s financial markets business, serving as Head of the Paris dealing room from 1987 to 1992 and Head of Global Markets from 1993 to 1997. In this latter role, he was instrumental in driving the growth of financial derivatives trading, which enabled BNP to gain a major share of these markets worldwide. In 1998, he became Chief Financial Officer for BNP. In 2000, following the merger with Paribas that created the BNP Paribas Group, he was appointed Chief Financial Officer for the newly-merged Group. He became a member of the Group Executive Committee in 2002. Philippe Bordenave started his career at the French Treasury. Education Philippe Bordenave graduated from two of the leading French academic institutions: École Polytechnique and École Nationale d’Administration.

After 10 years in the construction & manufacturing sectors, she joined banking to develop a modern risk management framework for the bank’s global lending, investment & trading books. This gradually included governance, risk appetite, risk and performance analytics, stress testing, credit trading, as well as capital & liquidity management solutions for retail, mortgages and corporate portfolios.

Tamar also served on EBA’ Consultative Panel in 2010, and as Board Member at the International Association of Credit Portfolio Managers (IACPM) from 2006 to 2011. She left banking mid-2011 to focus on her academic pursuits in enterprise risk and in credit portfolio management, as well as on senior risk advisory work to bank, insurance, asset management and fintech companies. She recently took an independent Board Member position at the Board of Directors of a bank in orderly resolution.

Tamar has authored many articles, and is a regular speaker at conferences in the US and Europe.

Emmanuel Lebaube is a counsel in the Firm's Capital Markets group in Paris.

Emmanuel has developed a significant experience in asset-backed transactions, and is acting for arrangers and lead managers on consumer loan securitisation, auto loan securitisation, residential mortgage loan securitisation and credit card securitisation.

Anna is an Associate Director at Pemberton, working within the Risk Sharing Strategy team. The team invests in junior and mezzanine tranches of loan portfolios originated and serviced by banks. Anna works on the development of credit risk and portfolio models and the execution of transactions including scenario analysis, stress testing, data processing and working with the credit team on portfolio reviews. Prior to joining Pemberton in April 2022, Anna spent 2 years as Investment Analyst at Hoist Finance, a specialist European lender, where she was working on portfolio acquisitions and securitisations. Before Hoist, Anna began her career at KPMG in Milan as Credit Risk Consultant focusing on Basel IRB capital modelling for Italian banks.

Harry Noutsos started working in securitisation in 2000 where, after working in research and structuring at CSFB, he took on responsibilities for modelling and structuring at Bank of America and Santander before taking the position Global Head of ABS for ING.

Roberta de Filippis serves as the acting Head of the Liquidity, Leverage, Loss Absorbency and Capital (LILLAC) Unit at the European Banking Authority (EBA), where she leads the unit's work across key prudential regulatory areas. She also chairs the EBA Subgroup on Securitisation and Covered Bonds, playing a central role in shaping the EBA's supervisory and policy positions in these markets.

Independent Advisor Financial Regulation, Policy, Sustainable Finance, Corporate Governance

Senior policy expert in global fixed income markets, credit rating industry & securitisation.

Harry Noutsos started working in securitisation in 2000 where, after working in research and structuring at CSFB, he took on responsibilities for modelling and structuring at Bank of America and Santander before taking the position Global Head of ABS for ING.

Ian Bell has worked in securitisation in various capacities since 1988, first as a lawyer and partner at Clifford Chance, then as general counsel and head of structured finance at Standard & Poor’s Europe and finally as CEO of PCS.

Ian Bell has worked in securitisation in various capacities since 1988, first as a lawyer and partner at Clifford Chance, then as general counsel and head of structured finance at Standard & Poor’s Europe and finally as CEO of PCS.