UK

What will be the impact of the British General Election?
Fresh after the UK General Election, this half-day conference and exhibition will feature ITV news anchor Alastair Stewart as keynote and host of the debate on the future of ‘offshore’ funds. Prominent panellists include John Moulton from Better Capital who will address topics such as transparency, distribution and alternatives.

Join TV news anchor Alastair Stewart in London as he hosts an interactive half-day conference with Guernsey and UK funds experts tackling the key issues facing the industry at the time of the British General Election - and beyond.

23 - 25 June 2010

The 3rd annual Agriculture Outlook is designed to bring investors and farming businesses together to find ways of bringing innovation into practice and building an agriculture sector that is efficient, sustainable, and ready to take advantage of the growth opportunity that sits on its doorstep.

14 - 15 July 2010

New Energy Finance estimates that Europe's offshore wind
plans will require at least EUR 90.8bn between now and 2030. Of this only EUR 2.7bn has so
far been secured.

Hanson Wade’s International Wind Financing Summit 2010 is the meeting place for the wind industry and investors to shape the future of wind finance.

By joining a select group of the biggest wind developers in the industry and key players in the financial sector, you’ll be able to make the connections you need to secure investment partnerships to carry your business forward

The Brazilian Economy and Financial Markets

London – Grand Connaught Rooms, 61-65 Great Queen Street, London WC2B 5DA
(nearest tubes, Holborn, Covent Garden, Temple)

8.00am for 8.30am – 10.30am, Tuesday 27th April.

This event is organized by FEBRABAN, the Brazilian Federation of Banks
ANBIMA, the Brazilian Financial and Capital Markets Association
BM&FBOVESPA, the Securities, Commodities and Futures Exchange (Sao Paolo)
CETIP, Fixed-income securities depository and OTC derivatives infrastructure

15 -16 June 2010

In the midst of significant global change and uncertainty, securitisation market participants are all asking important strategic questions about the future. It has never been more important for key market participants – regulators, government officials and all private sector participants – to come together to discuss what our markets should look like in the future, given the importance of securitisation to the real economy. We must recognise that regulatory and policy changes should and will be made. The ESF/IMN Global ABS event is the perfect forum for those discussions and senior-level networking to occur.

8.30am to 12.00am

The Hedge Fund industry is set to see an intensified period of regulatory lobbying and disruption in the coming months. The FSA is sharpening its claws on new information seizing powers and has displayed a willingness to impose increase fines.