Andy Hill

Managing Director, Co-Head of Market Practice & Regulatory Policy ICMA

Andy Hill is a Manging Director and Co-Head of ICMA’s Market Practice and Regulatory Policy team. During his time at ICMA Andy has been responsible, globally, for ICMA’s work related to Secondary Bond Markets as well as Repo and Collateral. Prior to joining ICMA in 2014, Andy was a repo and short-rates trader for close to twenty years, ten years of which he was an Executive Director at Goldman Sachs. He has also worked as a consultant in the Aid and Development sector, specialising in program evaluation and monitoring, and primarily based in Cambodia. Andy has previously served on the Board of the Cambodian NGO Education Partnership in Phnom Penh while awarded a Goldman Sachs Public Service Fellowship. Andy holds a BSc (Hons) in Business Studies from Bayes Business School, University of London, an MSc in Poverty Reduction and Development Management from the University of Birmingham, and in 2023 he graduated the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Applied Data Science Program with “exception”. Andy is based both in London (UK) and Chapel Hill (NC, USA

Main Day 1 | June 10th

11:40 AM Systematic Trading Panel: Harnessing systematic trading in Fixed Income: How can you drive efficiency and returns for enhanced liquidity and price discovery in fixed income markets?

How can you leverage automation to optimize trading strategies and reduce execution costs?
How can you integrate data-driven models to improve trading accuracy and decision-making?
How can you navigate market fragmentation using systematic approaches to maintain a competitive edge?
How can you manage risks in volatile markets with advanced systematic trading algorithms?

3:00 PM REPO Think Tank: Repo Reinvented: How can you navigate mandatory clearing and electronification in the Repo space?

Main Day 2 | June 11th

11:25 AM Regulatory Panel: Regulatory Outlook 2025: How can you best navigate U.S. Treasury clearing, Basel III uncertainty, and the deregulation push?

As the U.S. financial regulatory landscape enters a new phase marked by deregulatory momentum and shifting policy priorities, fixed income market participants face both complexity and opportunity. This panel will explore the evolving implications of the U.S. Treasury clearing mandate, the uncertain future of Basel III Endgame proposals, and the broader rollback of Gensler-era regulations. Industry leaders will examine how these developments may impact liquidity, market infrastructure, and balance sheet strategies across the buy and sell sides.

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