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The Impact of Europe’s Sovereign Debt Crisis in Asia
Host / Sponsor: EuroCham
Event Time: Thu 26-Aug-2010 12:00 PM
Venue: Suntec Convention Centre- Meeting room 325 - Level 3
Fee:
EuroCham Members:   Normal Booking - S$65
Supporting Chambers/Organisations:   Normal Booking - S$75
Embassies:   Normal Booking - S$65
Non-Memebrs/Others:   Normal Booking - S$90
View flyer/attachments: Flyer - Impact of Europes Sovereign Debt Crisis in Asia 26th of August 2010.pdf

The European economies are currently reshaping to react to the historically unprecedented conditions that the global economic climate change has brought to each country. Individually, and as a group, the EU countries are redefining their economic policies, across a diverse spectrum of national financial challenges, to define the future of the euro, and euro-zone unity.

EuroCham brings together three leaders in economics, government policy and banking to analyse the impact on Asian businesses given the diversity of future scenarios that the current European sovereign debt crisis presents.
Speakers
Mr. Joergen Oerstroem Moeller – Visiting Senior Research Fellow at ISEAS, Senior Fellow at MFA Diplomatic Academy and Adjunct Professor at SMU
Mr. Joseph Tan – Director and Asian Chief Economist, Credit Suisse
Prof. Charles Adams - Visiting Professor at the LKY School of Public Policy, expert in International Economics and Finance, sovereign wealth funds and Asian Regionalism
Moderator
Mr. Hans Vriens, Managing Director Vriens & Partners     
  Tentative Programme
 12:00 Registration
 12:15 Lunch & Networking
 12:45 Opening Remarks
 12:50 Speeches/Presentations
 13:35 Q & A
 13:55 Closing Remarks
 
If you experience any problem with the online registration process please email us at events@eurocham.org.sg or call us at 6836 6681

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The Impact of Europe's Sovereign Debt Crisis in Asia The European economies are currently reshaping to react to the historically unprecedented conditions that the global economic climate change has brought to each country. Individually, and as a group, the EU countries are redefining their economic policies, across a diverse spectrum of national financial challenges, to define the future of the euro, and euro-zone unity.
EuroCham brought together three leaders in economics, government policy and banking to analyse the impact on Asian businesses given the diversity of future scenarios that the current European sovereign debt crisis presents.