Meetings

Chatham House: International Economics Programme
Focus on Emerging Markets

21 Oct 2005 China
4 Nov 2005 Global Energy Security
8 Dec 2005 Managing Investment Risk
19 Jan 2006 Emerging Europe
9 Feb 2006 Asia
31 Mar 2005 Turkey

Full programme & registration

Oxford Analytica is pleased once again to be associated with the "Focus on Emerging Markets" series of workshops and briefings at Chatham House in London between 21st October 2005 and 31st March 2006.

What is it?

These events aim to:

Offer focused and region-specific events for up to 25 people.
Provide a forum for discussion around key issues.
Increase participants’ knowledge of trends, opportunities, risks and challenges in specific
regions.
Assess the implications of key economic and
political issues for business people.

The workshops are half-day events, which start with a breakfast to allow for ice-breaking and networking. The goal is to offer a deep overview of economic prospects and political risks in a key country/region, to carefully assess and examine the most relevant issues and to present some case-studies.

The briefings are shorter events, normally starting late afternoon, and are designed to provide timely insights on political, security and economic risks in key regions/countries.

Why should you attend?

Both workshops and briefings are small-scale,
intimate events.
They provide excellent networking opportunities.
Participants have the chance to discuss key economic issues with experts as well as with their peers.
The events are organized and hosted by the International Economics Programme at Chatham House and feature leading experts.
The audience provides lively debate and a range of viewpoints.
The events are held under the Chatham House rule.

Who should attend?

The events are designed to suit the interests of senior executives and to deepen their knowledge of key economic and political issues in relevant emerging markets.
Participants should have a basic knowledge of the issues to be discussed as they are invited to actively participate in the discussion.

More information/Registration