Member Login           The 2nd Annual Banking Summit 2011 The 2nd Annual Banking Summit looks beyond the financial crisis and instead focuses on the architecture and form that the South African banking system should take, informed by global regulatory changes and peculiarities of the South African financial services sector. National Treasury has launched a Policy Document titled "A safer financial sector to serve South Africa better". The Paper amongst others deals with the issue of a "Twin Peak" approach to regulating the financial services sector in South Africa. This session deals with the new regime and the impact it would have on the structure of financial services, with a particular reference to banking. The Panel Discussion: A Safer Financial Sector to Serve South Africa Better.   Stephen Koseff and Min. Pravin Gordhan   Stephen Koseff - The Banking Association Board Chair (current) and Investec CEO, Cas Coovadia - The Banking Association MD, Shabir Chohan - Albaraka Bank CEO         Cas Coovadia - The Banking Association MD and David Lawrence - The Banking Association Board Executive Chair (current) and Investec Deputy Chairman    Ayanda Mjekula - Ubank and Mark Williams - Ubank CEO          Lerato Mbele - Programme Director   Guests at The Banking Summit 2011         Guests at The Banking Summit 2011   Ismail Momoniat - National Treasury Deputy Director General         Jacko Maree - Standard Bank, Group CEO and Joel Netshitenzhe - Mistra         Mark Brits and Nicky Lala-Mohan - The Banking Association, Brad Gillis - Bankserv Africa   Louis von Zeuner - ABSA, Deputy Group Chief Executive         MEC Mandla Nkomfe - Gauteng Finance Department   Min. Pravin Gordhan addressing guests at The 2nd Annual Banking Summit 2011           Ndivhuho Mafela and Lawrence Khoza - The Banking Association, Minister Pravin Gordhan             � The Banking Association South Africa 2007