The Rise of Resource Nationalism

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Overlooking the immaculate pitch of Lord's Cricket Ground, 40 senior delegates gathered to hear the experts discuss the current situation of resource nationalism.

JLT's speaker, Nick Robson, took to the podium first to address the country risk in this concerning era, followed by a focused Russian energy risks overview by the Head of Eurasia at Exclusive Analysis.  The mid-morning session reconvened with Winston Moore discussing Bolivia and Venezuela as resource nationalist models before Joseph Hurst Croft of Stakeholder Democracy Network concluded with a presentation about the Gulf of Guinea oil.

With lunch served high up in the media centre, delegates, speakers and guests continued to network before taking photos for their personal albums as a keep-sake of their visit to the famous Lords!

Description

With high commodity prices and huge exploration investment, natural resources give emerging market governments more political clout than they have ever had before.  This scenario has presented investors and lenders with some significant new risk considerations at a time of huge liquidity and suppressed margins - what is the nature of this risk and can it be managed

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Programme

08.30  Registration

09.00  Chairman's introduction
Nathalie Wlodarczyk, Head of Africa Division, Exclusive Analysis

09.15  Resource nationalism: The changing face of political risk
Nick Robson, Partner, Jardine Lloyd Thompson Ltd

10.00  Energy risks in Russia and the CIS
Teymur Huseynov, Head of Eurasia Department, Exclusive Analysis              

10.45  Networking Break

11.15  The Bolivia & Venezuela resource nationalist models  
Winston Moore, Director, Moore Asociados

12.00  Gulf of Guinea Oil: A secure alternative to the rise in resource nationalism?
Joseph Hurst Croft, International Secretariat, Stakeholder Democracy Network

12.45  Close of conference followed by lunch

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