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Attendance to the event is by invitation only and you could qualify if you are one of the following: Professional Investors Private Banks, Large & Independent Asset Managers, Fund of Funds, Family Offices, Money Managers and Trustees. Professional Advisors Senior Private Bankers, Portfolio Managers, Client Relationship Managers, Analysts, Tax Consultants, Lawyers, Accountants, Estate Practioners, Wealth Advisors, Brokers, Fiduciary & Life Insurance Specialists. The event is not open to private investors Advertising personnel and media sales reps who are not media partners may be refused entry to the event even if they are holding a invitation If you would like to attend and qualify, you can Apply for an Invitation. |
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Geneva : World Leader in Wealth Management Geneva is well-known as a city of peace and international negotiation. It is reckoned to be the most active diplomatic center on earth, thanks to the presence of numerous international organizations (World Trade Organization, World Health Organization, International Telecommunications Union, Organization, European Organization for Nuclear Research, World Intellectual Property Organization, World Meteorological Organization, International Labor Organization, International Committee of the Red Cross, etc.). But Geneva is also a thriving business city, which has put the notion of excellence to a high level. One may think about the famous Swiss watches, manufactured in Geneva (Rolex, Patek Philippe, Vacheron & Constantin, Chopard, Piaget, etc.), or the many "Fortune 100" companies, that have located their European or Middle-Eastern activities in the Lake Geneva area. In the world of finance, Geneva is also considered as the world benchmark in private banking and asset management. This tradition is deeply rooted, beginning in the 15th century. At that time (and still now), Geneva was a major trading city, with fairs attracting businesspeople from all over Europe. These fairs generated money transfers, payment orders and foreign exchange, between Geneva and several European cities. This activity led to the creation of many banks, which gave Geneva its reputation in the financial industry. |
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Important Announcement: The Shorex Wealth Management Forum Geneva 2010 is moving to the Bâtiment des Forces Motrices. DATES: 19th-20th October 2010 HOURS: Registration 8.00 - Break: 12.45-13.45 - Cocktail: 18.30 VENUE: Bâtiment des Forces Motrices Last Year's Venue and Dates:DATES: Tuesday 1st & Wednesday 2nd December 2009
VENUE: Hotel President Wilson Hotel President Wilson - Hotel President Wilson (5 star hotel) - Hotel Novotel (4 star hotel) If you would like to book a room in one of our 2 partner hotels, please click here
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Hotel President Wilson
Hotel President Wilson Be on site, it is where the forum is taking place! Hotel President Wilson offers one of the world's most fascinating views of the Alps and Mont Blanc. Furnished in a contemporary style and décor, its 230 newly renovated rooms and suites are truly indicative of luxury and refinement. Enchantment awaits just a short stroll away. From pleasant walks along the waterfront promenade of Lake Geneva and its famous "Jet d'eau" to charming Old Town, populated with historical buildings and some of the most beautiful parks in Europe. If you want to book a room, please click on the following link: Book a room - Hotel President Wilson
Hotel Novotel Genève Centre 19 Rue de Zurich A short 3 minute walk away from the Hotel President Wilson where the event is taking place. If you want to book a room, please click on the following link: |
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Never has it been so important to share ideas and find solutions together. The forum takes place when the world is entering an unprecedented recession together with a severe financial crisis. Interestingly, the crisis had been very clearly predicted last year at Shorex Geneva as documented in an interesting article by Ian Allison dated 5 December 2007 called Doom and gloom at Geneva wealth conference where delegates at the Shorex Wealth Management conference were told that a recession was inevitable. Therefore, an important part of the programme is dedicated to the crisis and its impact on all aspect of wealth management and the financial sector. We are looking at:
We are also exploring exciting sectors of socially responsible investments and biotechnology which will dramatically grow over the next few years. |
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