Register now for our latest webcast - Latin America, a continent boasting broad economic and social diversity, has attracted and deterred investors and entrepreneurs along its long and varied history – and today this group faces the same conundrum. The vast continent does not lack opportunity for investors and entrepreneurs, but it needs partners with robust capital markets infrastructure in place to help them to be realized.
FN Custom Studio is delighted to invite you to our free webinar ‘The future of Latin America’ in partnership with SIX Swiss Exchange. In this webinar, the panel will examine the natural synergies between Latin America and a range of highly sophisticated capital market economies to see where they could be used to benefit both parties – and the investors and entrepreneurs they serve. What is the future of the capital markets of the Latin American continent and its exchanges? And, if so, what form will it take?
This is the third instalment of our four-part series ‘The Future of Exchanges’, exploring the changing roles of trading venues in various geographical areas. The webcast will be broadcast live on Monday, 13 December 2021 at 12:30pm ET | 5:30pm GMT | 6:30pm CET and then be available to watch on-demand from Tuesday, 14 December 2021.
Panelists include:
* Olga Cantillo, Chairwoman, Iberoamerican Stock Exchanges Association (FIAB) and EVP & CEO, Latinex
* Javier Hernani, Head Securities Services, SIX & Chief Executive Officer, BME
* José Luis de Mora, Senior Executive Vice President, Banco Santander, CEO of Santander Consumer Finance Europe, Group Head of Strategy, Corporate Development and Financial Planning
* Juan Antonio Ketterer, Chief, Connectivity Markets and Finance, Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)
* Mae Cheng (Moderator), Senior Vice President, Barron's Group, Dow Jones.
This webcast is free to attend so register now to confirm your attendance. If you wish to see the webinar but are unable to attend it live, please register and you will be able to watch on demand post-broadcast.
