FAQs
Asked & answered
The practical details about attending — from registration and pricing to the Chatham House Rule.
01Do I need to register for the event?
Yes — you'll need to fill out our registration form to gain access to the event.02What is the cancellation policy?
Registrants can withdraw their registration through the webpage or by contacting the events team.03How much does it cost to attend the PCS Symposia?
Attendance is completely free for all market participants. Advance registration is mandatory to reserve a spot.04Do the PCS Symposia operate under the Chatham House Rule?
Yes. The PCS Symposia are held under the Chatham House Rule: participants are free to use the information received, but neither the identity nor the affiliation of the speaker(s) may be revealed.05Will I be able to access presentation materials after the conference?
Yes. Presentation materials that speakers have given permission to share will be made available within 48 hours of the event.06Can I find out who has registered for or attended the symposium?
For privacy and data protection reasons, we do not share the registration list publicly. Onsite networking sessions facilitate attendee connections.07How do I apply to be a speaker?
Interested speakers should submit their details and a brief synopsis to the Events Team, as slots occasionally open due to cancellations.08Will there be filming and photography at the event?
The event may be photographed and/or recorded for marketing and promotional purposes by PCS. Non-consent requires written notification seven days prior.09Is the event available virtually or remotely?
No — all PCS events are conducted onsite only. There is currently no option for virtual or remote attendance.10Will meals and refreshments be provided during the event?
Yes — lunch and refreshments will be provided to all registered attendees. Dietary restrictions should be communicated in advance.11What is the PCS Initiative?
Established in 2012, the PCS Initiative promotes safe securitisations and facilitates credit flow. It is a not-for-profit and an authorised third-party verification agent for STS securitisations across Europe.
