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Inaugural Finance Conference for CSEE
Growth towards Synergy:
Restructuring Macroeconomics & Finance in Southeast and Central Europe
29-30 January 2004
Sheraton Hotel, Sofia, Bulgaria
Order your CD copy of Conference Proceedings
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If you’ve missed out on this EastEuro Link’s Finance Event ‘Growth towards Synergy: Restructuring Macroeconomics & Finance in Southeast and Central Europe’ 29-30 January 2004, Sheraton Hotel, Sofia, Bulgaria, please have a browse through this page for more information. This two day event was an exclusive gathering with key governmental officials who drive the economies forward in the emerging financial markets of CSEE. |
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The event brought together regional governments and leading financial experts and strategists to discuss the latest macroeconomics developments, fiscal policies and opportunities of the entire region. If you were in Sofia with us, EastEuro Link would like to thank all speakers, sponsors, delegates, business and media partners for making this event a great success and an extremely enjoyable and exiting experience.
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Heading for the EU Accession: challenges of the ‘Acceding countries’ of Central Europe as they prepare to join the EU on 1st May 2004
Southeast Europe: towards macroeconomics stability, current climate and straegies for the year ahead
• The region’s latest monetary policies and the fiscal regime
• Bank Restructuring, Banking system reforms and Privatisation
• Inflation rate reduction strategies
• Foreign exchange
• Multilateral landing and political risk insurances
• Bonds, Equities and access to international capital markets: syndicated loans and trade finance
• Corporate funding: Debts versus Equity
• Expanding the Commercial Banking Activities in the region: Retail Banking and opportunities in SME lending
• The Legal Regime for Foreign Investment – Individual Governments Incentives to stimulate FDI and attract capital
• Strategies for profitable growth in current market conditions
• From the investors perspective AND MORE.....
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H.E. Milen Veltchev,
Minister of Finance Bulgaria |
H.E. Plamen Panayotov,
Deputy Prime Minister, Bulgaria |
H.E. Ivan Iskrov,
Governor, Bulgarian National Bank
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H.E. Mugur Isarescu,
Governor Romanian National Bank |
H.E. Ivan Miklos,
Deputy Prime Minister,
Minister of Finance Slovakia |
H.E. Nikola Popovski,
Minister of Finance, Macedonia
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