Topics: - Are the near-term risks for growth, inflation, and interest rates all on the upside? - How much have financial risks risen in recent months? - Is China an accident waiting to happen—especially after the 2008 Olympics? - Which are the next hot emerging markets? - How are companies...

The Euromoney Central and Eastern European Forum in Vienna has been the premier investment event in the CEE region for over a decade. This year for the first time the Euromoney Central and Eastern European Forum will feature special lunch panels. Lunch Panel I: Infrastructure Finance - Public...

Topic: The World Economy: A Mild Slowdown or Something More Problematic?

Global Insight's experts will present their current assessments of the developments and trends of the maquiladora industry in Mexico. They will also discuss their views regarding the outlook for the Mexican, U.S., and world economies and their impact on the maquiladora industry. In addition to...

Conference speakers will focus on the implications for business and governments and adress such questions as: - Will global growth remain robust, and allow Europe to sustain stronger growth? - What is Europe doing to overcome its structural problems and achieve the Lisbon objectives? - Could...

On 15 March 2005 Euromoney were delighted to bring a delegation from the Government of Egypt for the ‘Egypt: Investing in Reform’ conference. The day was a great success and signaled the government’s commitment to change loud and clear. Attendees from the Government of Egypt included...

Once again in 2006 LABIF will bring together the leading institutions and individuals that use and shape Latin America's capital markets - issuers, investors, and intermediaries alike - for two days of panel discussions, networking, workshops, and high-level debate on the future of the region's...

Ever since the Prudential Borrowing Code was applied last year, local governments have been able to borrow on their own balance sheet. In 2005, the Balance of Funding report may confer yet more financial autonomy. These new rules hold great potential for local authorities, but important...

Central and Eastern Europe has made great strides over the last few years. Growth in GDP averages 5% across the region; seven years of growth are about to return output to levels last seen in 1989. But where do they look next? Have flat tax regimes helped? A key common motif has been the...