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MANILA, Oct 13, 2011 - (ACN Newswire) - To promote the Philippines as a leading investment destination in Asia, investment bank First Metro Investment Corporation together with the country's top conglomerates are hosting The Philippine Investment Summit for Global Fund Managers on 27 October 2011 at Makati Shangri-La, Philippines. An audience of over 150 Asian and international investors is expected to convene at this landmark event.
The Summit will showcase economic and investment experts and key decision-makers, who will discuss core themes arising in the Philippine Capital Markets, examine prospects and investment opportunities, assess risks as well as challenges and share investment success stories, and feature keynote speeches by an outstanding line-up of invited speakers including Senior Officials from the Philippine Economic Team and the country's largest conglomerates.
This event will also profile Philippine bluechip companies and reveal some emerging projects and opportunities for co-investment, as well as discuss current and upcoming developments and opportunities in the Philippine Capital Markets and their enormous growth potential.
This is an event for key decision-makers from the following investment groups:
-- Large Financial Institutional Investors in the Region
-- Asian Credit Specialists
-- Insurance Companies
-- Asset Managers
-- Fund Managers
-- Hedge Fund Managers
-- Infrastructure Fund Managers
-- Pension Fund Managers
-- Sovereign Wealth Fund Managers
-- Hedge Fund Managers
-- Infrastructure Fund Managers
-- Pension Fund Managers
-- Sovereign Wealth Fund Managers
-- Trust Fund Managers
Please visit www.philippineinvest2011.tpgi.org regularly for updates on the programme.
Contact:
Ed Gallinero
Program Director
The Pinnacle Group International
Tel: +65 6846 2701
Email: ed.gallinero@tpgi.org
Topic: Trade Show or Conference
Source: First Metro Investment Corporation
Sectors: Daily Finance
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