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Corporate Financing Forum 2010

Date: 07 December 2010
Venue: The Westin, Paris
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In December 2009 Euromoney launched the first dedicated event, since the financial crisis, for all participants to gather and debate the new environment for corporate finance and the investment opportunities that this is creating. We will reconvene once again this December in Paris for the Corporate Financing Forum 2010. The boom in the corporate bond market appeared to have faltered early this year but has since revived. Join us to debate the outlook for corporate issuance in 2011 and meet with over 200 leading company treasurers and finance directors and investors.

Speakers already confirmed include:

Alessandro Canta, Head of Group Finance, ENEL SpA
Cheryl Sunderland, Vice President of Financial Markets, Royal Dutch Shell PLC
Steffen Diel, Head of Treasury Finance, SAP AG
Maciej Firla-Cuchra, Head of Corporate Finance Team, Oxera
Olivier Guelaud, Group Treasurer, Pernod Ricard
Iain Bremner, Head of Credit Investment, La Banque Postale

View the draft agenda for 2010 or the final 2009 agenda.

"This conference is among the most important non-dealer conferences of the year for us. It provides a unique opportunity for borrowers, investors and bankers to gather together."
Tron Vormeland, Statoil

"The Forum was a great occasion to share views not only with bankers but mostly with other corporate treasurers which was a unique opportunity at the right time in the year."
Olivier Guelaud, Pernod Ricard

"This conference offers investors the opportunity to discuss supply trends with borrowers and bankers in a comprehensive fashion, with little bias from near-term funding pressures."
Reiner Back, MEAG MUNICH ERGO Asset Management

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