Warwick Emerging Markets Forum 2014

7 – 8 November, 2014

Friday and Saturday of Week 6

Friday:

   17:30 Registration 

   18:30 Start

   20:45 Networking Drinks

Saturday 

   10:00 Start

   13:20 Lunch

   18:00 Closing

Our biggest event, the WEMF 2014 explores a wide range of economic, financial, political, social, investment, business, and development issues facing these countries. The only multi-disciplinary Forum and Society at Warwick aiming to broaden our members’ intellectual horizons; WEMF has been a great success since its launch in 2011. Last year we welcomed about 250 students and professionals from Warwick, as well as other leading universities across the country, including LSE, UCL, Bristol, and Nottingham.

EY and OBG will have stalls throughout the course of the Forum to engage with our delegates.

Speakers include:

1. Pritha Mitra and team - Middle Eastern and Central Asia Senior Economist, IMF
   
   Conflicts, oil, and economic transitions: Regional economic outlook for the Middle East and Central Asia
    
2. Rizal Djaafara - Chief Representative for Europe and Africa, Central Bank of Indonesia
   
   Indonesia’s relative economic position to other Emerging Markets and major countries: Progress, outlook & challenges
    
3. David Aserkoff – Executive Director, CEEMEA Equity Strategist, J.P. Morgan
   
   Are Emerging Markets really emerging?
    
4. Samir Gadio - Head of Africa Strategy, Standard Chartered Bank
   
   Capitalising on frontier Africa's idiosyncratic market features
    
5. Jagannath Iyer – General Lending and Leverage Finance Associate, Allen & Overy
   
   Banking and finance in Emerging Markets: Access to credit and challenges
    
6. Madhur Jha - Senior Global Economist, Standard Chartered Bank
   
   Global growth: Emerging Markets are key?
    
7. Hazel Henderson - Futurist, Economic Iconoclast, Author and TV Presenter
   
   Mapping the global transition to the solar age: Breakdowns driving breakthroughs
    
8. Juan Pablo Cavelier - Ambassador in Special Assignment to Expo Milano 2015, Government of Colombia
   
   Colombia’s magic realism
    
9. Lord Meghnad Desai - Professor Emeritus, London School of Economics
   
   The role of politics in shaping the path of Emerging Markets
    
10. Ali Dhaloomal - Emerging Markets Credit Analyst, Bank of America Merrill Lynch
    
    Emerging Markets corporate credit outlook

Panel 1: How to raise debt finance and where to invest in Emerging Markets

Panel 2: Development through globalisation: an Emerging Markets 


For a Standard Ticket, you can enjoy:

• 8 Individual Talks

• 2 Panels

• 1 Workshop 

• Networking Drinks on 7 November

• Networking Lunch (Full Chinese Buffet by China Red in Coventry) on 8 November

• Refreshments

• Access to Oxford Business Group’s entire archive online for 3 years

For Premium Ticket, you also get:

• Networking Dinner at close of Forum with Speakers and Sponsors

• A Country Report by Oxford Business Group (RRP £130) – collectable upon registration

Check our website for the latest details: www.warwickemf.com or email us at info@warwickemf.com