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Thursday, 10th April 2008
08:15
Registrations and refreshments
09:00
Welcoming Remarks from Chairman, Brian Caplen, Editor, The Banker
Session 1 Kazakhstan: Economic Perspectives & Investment Climate
09:05
Opening Address from the Ambassador of Kazakhstan to the UK
H.E. Kairat
Abusseitov
,
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
,
The Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
09:15
Keynote Speech: Kazakhstan’s Macro-Outlook: Risks and Prospects
Weathering the storm: A soft landing for Kazakhstan?
The macro-outlook: Implications and risks
Addressing inflationary pressures
Investment climate 2008-09
Sergei
Shatalov
,
Country Manager for Kazakhstan
,
World Bank Kazakhstan
09:40
Capital Market Trends
Debt and equity capital markets: trends and opportunities
The global backdrop – outlook for emerging markets
Addressing liquidity and funding: sovereign bond issuance
Prospects for secondary market and local currency issuance
Regulating the Kazakh Financial Services Sector: Achievements and Challenges Ahead
Trends & key growth sectors
Recent reforms in Kazakhstan securities legislation
- improving capital market infrastructure?
Transparency, tax and regulatory environment – where is Kazakhstan heading?
Foreign investment opportunities and risks
Alina
Aldambergen
,
Deputy Chairman
,
Agency of Kazakhstan on Regulation & Supervision of Financial Market & Financial Organisations
10:20
Q&A with the Keynote Panel
10:35
Coffee Break
Session 2 Capital Market Trends
10:55
Equity Capital Markets: Looking Ahead
Outlook and risk assessment
IPOs: overview and lessons learned
Raising capital abroad – dual listings and international fund raising
Looking Ahead 2008 – investment opportunities
Moderator:
Brian
Caplen
,
Editor
,
The Banker
Panelists:
Eldar
Abdrazakov
,
Chairman of the Board of Directors
,
Centras Securities
Jon
Edwards
,
Head of CEE an CIS
,
London Stock Exchange
Paulina
McGroarty
,
Managing Director
,
NASDAQ
Oliver
Hemsley
,
CEO
,
Numis Securities
Aaron
Goldstein
,
Head of Russian Business Development International Listings
,
NYSE Euronext
11:40
Debt Capital Markets: Addressing the Liquidity Crunch
Overcoming global liquidity crunch
Opportunities and limits of international borrowing
Evolving strategies for meeting banks funding needs
Sustaining growth through innovation: New issuance structures
Roman
Solodchenko
,
Chairman of the Management Board
,
BTA Bank JSC
George
Iosifyan
,
Managing Director, Member of the Board
,
BTA Bank JSC
12:00
Panel Session: Meeting Kazakh Banks’ Funding Needs – Innovative Strategies from Debt to Equity
Addressing Kazakh banking sector funding needs – New and evolving Instruments
Local currency issuance – prospects for developing a secondary market?
Equity Capital Markets – IPOs, Hybrid capital and private equity
Securitising the future? Bond market trends
Focus on latest deals & transactions: syndicated loans and securitisation
Managing risk
Moderator:
Brian
Caplen
,
Editor
,
The Banker
Panelists:
Simon F.T.
Cox
,
Partner
,
Norton Rose LLP
István
Lengyel
,
Secretary General
,
BACEE (Banking Association for Central and Eastern Europe)
George
Iosifyan
,
Managing Director, Member of the Board
,
BTA Bank JSC
Jurgen
Rigterink
,
Chairman of the Management Board
,
ABN AMRO Bank
Anvar
Khaltayev
,
Managing Director
,
Alliance Bank Ltd
12:45
Lunch break
Session III Capital Markets and the Corporate Sector
14:00
Understanding Construction in Kazakhstan: Banker's Perspective
Magzhan
Auezov
,
Managing Director
,
JSC Kazkommertsbank
14:20
Panel Framer:Making Capital Markets Work for the Corporate Sector
Country and EBRD highlights
The impact of credit crisis on corporate sector
Alternative sources of funding / investors
Conclusions
André
Küüsvek
,
Director
,
European Bank for Restructuring and Development (EBRD), Kazakhstan
14:40
Making Capital Markets Work for the Corporate Sector
Outlook for Key Growth Sectors – Retail & Industry
Privatisation Moves & Prospects
Making IPOs and equity investment work for the Corporate Sector
Investing in SME’s – financing a new and growing sector
Growth of Corporate Bond Issuance - Matching Supply with Demand
Addressing the Corporate Governance Challenge
Magzhan
Auezov
,
Managing Director
,
JSC Kazkommertsbank
Francis
Fitzherbert-Brockholes
,
Partner
,
White & Case
André
Küüsvek
,
Director
,
European Bank for Restructuring and Development (EBRD), Kazakhstan
Mikhail
Lomtadze
,
Chairman of the Management Board
,
Bank Caspian
Denis
Deripasko
,
Regional Manager, International Finance Department, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Ukraine, Caucasus and Central Asia
,
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (Europe)
15:20
Coffee Break
Session IV Risk Evaluation and Management
15:40
Liquidity and Funding: the Rating Agency Perspective
Kazakhstan’s sovereign credit profile: Macro prospects overview
Risks to the sovereign credit profile from liquidity and funding issues in the financial sector
The impact of current liquidity crisis
Looking ahead: Rating agency outlook and assessment
Andrew
Colquhoun
,
Director, Emerging Europe Sovereigns
,
Fitch Ratings
16:00
Structured Debt - Securitising the Future?
Structured debt – the Kazakh and international perspective
Assessment of borrower landscape
New opportunities for foreign investors
Addressing risk management and legal/structural challenges to securitisation in Kazakhstan
Where now for securitisation? Outlook for 2008
Amanda
Hausler
,
Associate Director, Asset Securitisation
,
Standard Chartered Bank
Gary
Watmore
,
Executive Director, Global Head of Developing Markets Asset Securitisation
,
ABN AMRO Bank
Tim
Vieth
,
CEEMEA Asset Securitisation
,
ABN AMRO Bank NV
16:45
Concluding Remarks from the Chairman Followed by Drinks Reception - sponsored by White & Case
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