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16 avril 2012 à Genève, grand prix européen de la qualité qui distinguera les entrepreneurs russes et des pays de la CEI
La Fondation EMA en collaboration avec l'Office de la Promotion de l'Industrie de Genève (OPI) remettra le 16 avril 2012 à Genève un grand prix européen de la qualité qui distinguera les entrepreneurs russes et des pays de la CEI les plus performants pendant l'année écoulée.
La remise des prix aura lieu à la Fédération des entreprises romandes (FER).
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8th EMA Invest
21 – 22 october 2010 in Geneva
Grand Hôtel Kempinski, Geneva
Thursday 21 October
The Emergence of Africa's Economy
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Openings
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SE. M. Boni Yayi, President of the Republic of Benin |
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9h00
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What are the vehicles of investment in Africa?
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International financial centers are slowly realizing the economic
potential of Africa. However, for capital managers, particularly the
Swiss who control 27% of the world’s fortune, a new question is being
asked: How can investors in Africa manage securities? Does a sufficient
vehicle exist that measures performance and liquidities?
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M. Philippe Séchaud, administrateur de banques en Afrique.
Me Alain Feneon, Avocat à la Cour, OHADA.
Mme Imoni Akpofure, représentante IFC pour l’Europe de l’Ouest.
M. Michel Juvet, directeur de la Banque Bordier
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How can Africa regain the control of its trade? |
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Africa can not acquire a merchantable fleet without obtaining control of
more quays. The price of these commodities are determined outside of
the continent. Additionally, the financing of Africa’s commerce depends
largely on overseas banks. How, in these conditions, can African develop
to become more tradable?
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Mme Patricia Francis, directrice générale du Centre international du commerce (International Trade Center)
M. André Soumah, Président et directeur général de ACE
M. Julien Balkany, vice-président, Toreador Resources Corporation
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African assets and financial ignorance
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New, unofficial estimates, predict that more than 45 million dollars a
year is spent on geological science. A basin in the Congo has a yearly
value of 194 million dollars not to mention industries gaining new
importance like renewable energies and farming…Where then does this
incredible idea come from that Africa won’t be solvent?
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M. Anicet Dologuele, ancien Premier ministre, ancien président de la BDEAC
M. Sylvain Goupille,directeur Finance Carbone BNP Paribas.
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Africa, the economic laboratory of the future
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A circular economy, e-banking, renewable energies, telemedicine… Africa
is making the most of new technologies. Africa has adapted to
overwhelming needs and limited means, predicting a new economic world of
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M. Bernard Yvetot, Directeur de la stratégie internationale de France Télécom
M. Hugo Ferreira, directeur Cie Benjamin de Rothschild
M. Thierry Téné, directeur de A2D Conseil
M. Guy Zounguere-Sokambi, ambassadeur, «point focal» Afrique centrale à Bruxelles
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Conclusion
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Friday 22 October
The Francophone Financial Centre
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9h00
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Openings
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A financial culture for every community
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Islamic finance, mutual finance, private banks, private equity,
microfinance, e-banking… the financial world is no longer mono-cultural
like we had imagined.
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M. Valery Foussé, Associé KPMG
Me Antoine Basile, avocat, économiste, professeur des Universités du Liban |
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The financial crisis and the origins of Anglo-Saxon economics |
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The financial crisis of 2008, originally set in the USA and in Great
Britain, affected the global financial climate. Will the Anglo-Saxon
financial culture become invincible? Is it possible for other financial
cultures to develop?
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M. Louis Habib Deloncle, Président, Garant, Conseiller du Commerce Extérieur de la France.
M. Steve Gauthier, vice-président, Centre Financier International-Montréal
M. Guy Gweth, conseil en Intelligence économique, GwethMarshall Consulting
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How can francophone financial centers develop their interests?
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What similarities can be developed between financial centers like
Geneva, Paris Euronext (a part of the giant, NYSE) or the BRVM in the
little city of Abidjan? What can these places share beyond the language?
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M. Laurent Vigier, directeur affaires internationales,
Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations
M. Pascal Rebillard, directeur général de la BICEC, Président de l’APECCAM,
administrateur de la Douala Stock Exchange
M. Steve Gauthier, vice-president, Centre Financier International-Montréal
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Francophone countries represent 20% of the OMC. Can a Francophone financial space develop? |
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Francophone countries represent 13% of the world’s population and 12% of
the planet’s gross domestic product. The foundation of Francophone
population growth and economics will be in Africa. Africa represents
almost more than 50% of the world’s Francophone population. How can we
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Mr. Jaona Ravaloson, directeur général
de Arborescence Capital, représentant Madagascar au Forum Francophone des Affaires
Mr. Luc Rigouzzo, General director of PROPARCO,
Groupe Agence française de développement
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Synthesis
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Conclusion
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