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Trade Finance and Euromoney Seminars are a part of Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC. The business hosts over 80 content led events worldwide. Renowned for the seniority of the audience and quality of the debate, we offer you the perfect mix of market insight and networking.

For companies interested in sending delegates to more than one conference within this portfolio, please email Kieran Proverbs: kproverbs@euromoneyplc.com to find out more about the discounts that may be available.

For companies interested in speaker or sponsorship opportunities please email dkloiber@euromoneyplc.com or phone UK +44 (0) 20 7779 8099

To see our portfolio of trade finance events look below for what conferences will be held over the next three months:


3rd Annual Structured Trade & Export Finance in Russia and CIS
25th & 26th March 2010
Baltschug Kempinski, Moscow

This year’s forum will address the key topics in export and agency finance across sectors, from energy to extractive to agribusiness. Expert corporate, bank and agency representatives will provide insight into the landmark deals that are being done and the trends to expect in the region going forward.
 
Attending this key event will provide the ideal opportunity to find out what is really going on in this vital region at this crucial time.

  1. Obama addresses US Ex-Im meeting

  2. Trade Finance – February 2010

  3. A new trade landscape emerges in LatAm

  4. Export credit agencies to the rescue of trade finance

  5. Export finance banks call for level playing field

Poll

Gazpromneft stunned the market this week when it was revealed pricing for their five-year $1 billion pre-export financing was rumoured to be just above 300 basis points over Libor. Is the deal likely to be a syndication success?

Yes - this seems like a sensible pricing benchmark, why not?
9%
No - are you crazy? These prices are ridiculous. What were these banks thinking?
27%
Yes - but for all the wrong reasons. A lack of other deals in the market, and the promise of future business with Gazpromneft will make it hard to ignore but don’t expect many to take up big tickets with this deal. There are much better deals out there.
64%

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Some [credit] sanctioners might even start to learn about trade financing mechanisms and the difference between a bill of exchange and a bill of lading – who knows they may even realise that commodity financiers have a pretty good understanding of what risk and mitigation is all about!

Aidan Applegarth, independent banking consultant - Commodity banks bounce back - December 2009


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