Download Brochure November 18, 2010
Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel
Gothenburg, Sweden

Standard Rate per Delegate : €650.00 EUR

The leading trade and export finance event for this important market, Exporta will once again return to Gothenburg this year for its 3rd Annual Nordic Region Trade & Export Finance Forum, welcoming the region's leading figures to discuss key concerns and priorities.

Falling export and import volumes, loan losses within the banking sector and exposure to other even worse hit markets such as the Baltics led to concerns about the future of the Nordic trade market, with appetite for risk hugely reduced as a result.

These issues, tackled at last year's hugely successful gathering, will again be discussed in some depth, via an event format that incorporates detailed presentation, informed discussion and private one-to-one networking. There will also be an evening reception taking place at the end of the day.

Among the leading issues to be discussed will be the following:

• The macroeconomic view: how has the Nordic economy withstood the challenges of the last year?
• Considering the role of government regulation/intervention in aiding economic recovery
• Emerging market trade flows: the changing global dynamic and implications for the region
• What is the current appetite for risk and how is it likely to change?
• Identifying and outlining new priorities for corporates in optimising working capital
• Comparing the various supply chain platforms and channels available for banks and corporates alike
• How banks and corporates are increasingly working together to achieve supply chain efficiency
• Documentation issues: helping to facilitate trade and exports through the use of letters of credit
• The Baltic perspective: how exposure to troubles within the Baltic market have impacted Nordic banks
• Best practice examples and case studies within the corporate sector

Who should attend?

• Financiers
• Local and international banks
• Exporters and importers
• Manufacturers and distributors
• Commodity traders
• Technology solution providers
• Insurers
• Export credit agencies
• Multilaterals
• Lawyers
• Consultants
• Market analysts
• Policy advisors