SWF Forum Europe 2011 – Be Part of the Dialogue
Posted on 08/10/2011
Sovereign Wealth Fund Forum Europe 2011
October 23-25, 2011, Montreux, Switzerland
Sovereign wealth funds are $4.7 trillion in assets. Now more than ever it is paramount to be part of the dialogue. S&P has downgraded the United States, Europe is facing sovereign debt issues, and Asia and other emerging economic regions are trying to contain inflation. Attend our exclusive event and receive fresh insight through various leaders and experts in the field. Our interactive forum provides for real discussions, with no product marketing and powerpoints.
The SWF Forum will be held in late October in Switzerland. The Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute has created the SWF Forum for Sovereign Wealth Funds, State Investment Corporations, Sovereign Wealth Enterprises, State Owned Enterprises, Central Banks, Government Funds, and Governmental Pension Funds to meet and discuss relevant topics in the Sovereign Wealth Space.
We propose an information-driven, marketing-free forum where attendees share insights, engage in forward-looking discussions and learn relevant, timely market intelligence. This is an exclusive event for institutional investors and C-Level Investment Executives who want to interact and build relationships. Discussions and presentations are purely educational. Significant emphasis is placed on peer to peer interactions, with sufficient networking time built into each engagement.
Participating Panelist Organizations include: European Financial Stability Facility, Queensland Investment Corporation, Royal Bank of Scotland, BNP Paribas, Cushman Wakefield (Russia), Deloitte, & Many More
The SWF Forum is a private event. No press is allowed.
Where:
Fairmont Le Montreux Palace
Grand Rue 100
Montreux
Switzerland
CH-1820
Sovereign attendees are not required to pay a registration fee to attend this event. The Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute has full discretion on who qualifies as a sovereign attendee. In general, sovereign attendees must be employed by a sovereign wealth fund, central bank, ministry of finance, state investment corporation, sovereign wealth enterprise, or governmental pension fund.