FT HSBC Doing Business in Brazil: Paris Dinner Forum 2010
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12 October, 2010
Paris , France
An emerging business hub for Latin America, and France's leading trade partner in the region, Brazil is a world leader in agriculture, bio-fuels, oil and gas and the manufacturing and engineering sectors.
The country has seen sustained growth over the last few years that certainly couldn't have been predicted as little as a decade ago. As the regional giant awakens and the country's vast potential ripens, the international investment community is experiencing growing excitement at the inviting range of investment opportunities on offer.
What must the French and Brazilian business communities do to make the most of these opportunities and further strengthen existing ties?
New and veteran investors in Brazil, together with senior policy-makers, will share their insights concerning the increasingly significant role of Brazil on the international stage and the positive shifts in the political and business landscape that are drawing international investors to its shores. Some of the questions to be addressed include:
-Why is Brazil such a popular investment destination?
-What are the most challenging issues currently facing commercial interests in Brazil?
-Where are the key areas of growth and opportunity?
-Cutting the red tape: how to navigate Brazil's bureaucracy
-What opportunities will the Olympic Games and the World Cup throw up?
-How does Brazil differ as a place to conduct business?
-How is Brazil responding to the global transition to a low-carbon economy, and what are the key opportunities in this sector?
Held in partnership with HSBC, our Doing Business in Brazil Paris dinner will be packed with practical information on Brazil's significant investment opportunities, the implications of the general election in October 2010, and what your company can do to capitalise on burgeoning economic growth in a sustainable and socially responsible way.
The country has seen sustained growth over the last few years that certainly couldn't have been predicted as little as a decade ago. As the regional giant awakens and the country's vast potential ripens, the international investment community is experiencing growing excitement at the inviting range of investment opportunities on offer.
What must the French and Brazilian business communities do to make the most of these opportunities and further strengthen existing ties?
New and veteran investors in Brazil, together with senior policy-makers, will share their insights concerning the increasingly significant role of Brazil on the international stage and the positive shifts in the political and business landscape that are drawing international investors to its shores. Some of the questions to be addressed include:
-Why is Brazil such a popular investment destination?
-What are the most challenging issues currently facing commercial interests in Brazil?
-Where are the key areas of growth and opportunity?
-Cutting the red tape: how to navigate Brazil's bureaucracy
-What opportunities will the Olympic Games and the World Cup throw up?
-How does Brazil differ as a place to conduct business?
-How is Brazil responding to the global transition to a low-carbon economy, and what are the key opportunities in this sector?
Held in partnership with HSBC, our Doing Business in Brazil Paris dinner will be packed with practical information on Brazil's significant investment opportunities, the implications of the general election in October 2010, and what your company can do to capitalise on burgeoning economic growth in a sustainable and socially responsible way.
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