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“I attended my first Exporta seminar two years ago and
won’t miss another one! Knowledgeable speakers on
important topics brought mission-critical focus to the
day. A unique combination of importers, exporters and
service providers from a wide range of geographies
with a single purpose make it happen!”
Don Smith, Vice-President, Client Services, Norman Technologies; Chairman, Banking Committee, US Council for International
Business; Co-Chair, ICC ISBP Task Force; Member, ICC UCP Revision Consulting Group
E X P O R TA E V E N T S
Exporta organises numerous focused trade finance
conferences and workshops each year all over the
world.
There are many events produced in our market each
year, but we at Exporta believe that focus and attention
to detail are key.
Each trade finance conference or workshop we organise
provides an excellent networking and learning opportunity
John Simpson, Editor, BBC World Affairs
Emerging Markets Trade & Political Risk,
London, 2006
for trade, commodity and export finance practitioners
and directly targets the crucial issues in our market.
Each event is held at leading deluxe venues around the
world and is supplemented by full documentation for the
day. Often our conferences and workshops are followed
by evening receptions to maximise the networking
process.
For any event queries contact
[email protected]
HE Sheikha Lubna Al Qasimi,
Minister for Economy and Planning, UAE
Middle East Trade & Export Finance Forum,
Dubai, 2006
HRH The Duke of York
Emerging Markets Trade & Political Risk,
London, 2004
“Exporta events offer an excellent
opportunity to learn, share knowledge
and network with trade finance
professionals throughout the world”
Commercial Bank of Qatar
“Well organised and pleasantly
conducted events with high
content bringing together effective
speakers and great networking
opportunities have become a
trademark for Exporta.”
Paul Schuilwerve, Managing Director, Structured Commodity
Finance, Fortis Bank
E X P O R TA E V E N T S
Exporta’s events have a global reputation, renowned
for superb networking opportunities and educational
presentations by high-profile speakers. Time after time
our events attract the leading companies in our market as
sponsors and speakers. Our global range of conferences
offer every sponsoring institution endless options and a
dedicated event co-ordinator to manage your sponsorship
- guiding you personally through the benefits.
What better way to raise your local or international profile
and confirm to the market your dedication and interest to
trade finance?
Sponsorship opportunities are available from exhibition
stands through to lead sponsor, with very competitive
prices, offering tailored packages to meet your needs.
Over the past five years, Exporta’s events have welcomed sponsors such as:
With most lead sponsors demanding exclusivity at our
events, we recommend you book your sponsorship early
JPMorgan • Citigroup • Deutsche Bank • Standard Chartered Bank • Standard Bank
and our events manager will be happy to let you know
HSBC • Calyon • Fimbank • BBVA • ABC International • HSH Nordbank • Arab
what future events are scheduled so you don’t miss out
Bank • RBS • ING • GML International • Fortis Bank • WestLB • Bank TuranAlem
on outstanding marketing avenues.
London Forfaiting Company • Global Trade Finance Pvt Ltd • ACE Global Markets
Arthur J. Gallagher • Tysers • Clyde & Co • DLA Piper • Bolero • Misys • Neomalogic
For sponsorship opportunities, please contact
GlobalTrade Corporation • Atradius • Aon • Ascot • Zurich • JLT Risk Solutions • Smyth
[email protected]
Solutions • China Trade Solutions • Worldcheck • Omni Bridgeway • ICIEC • First City
China Systems • Coface • Nationwide Equipment • Ince & Co • Ukreximbank • Vasil
Visit www.gtreview.com/events to view a list of
Kisil & Partners • Garanti Bank International • Bank of New York
all Exporta’s past and upcoming events including
programmes, write-ups, delegate packs and image
galleries.
Exporta Publishing & Events Ltd ©
3c Hillgate Place
London
SW12 9ER
United Kingdom
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