The 7th Euromoney/LatinFinance Caribbean Investment Forum

Regional rainmakers will be joined by a strong international contingent of direct and portfolio investors, many of whom will be keen to know whether the Caribbean’s continued economic uptick is sustainable, particularly in light of burgeoning levels of public debt.

As a venue to meet a Who’s Who of the Caribbean financial and political community, and as an opportunity to learn whether and where your capital belongs in the region, the Caribbean Investment Forum is second to none.

WHY ATTEND?

An Opportunity to Meet
The 2006 Caribbean Investment Forum drew an audience of over 400 made up of senior public and private sector figures from 22 countries. You will not find a better platform to introduce you and your organization to the regional and international community, or a better opportunity to meet new partners and to reaffirm old friendships.

An Opportunity to Learn
Over two days, through a combination of keynote presentations from figures of international standing and cutting-edge panel discussions and workshops on the region’s most pressing issues, expect to leave Jamaica with a clearer idea of the direction of the region, and a better understanding of the opportunity the region offers to your business.

TESTIMONIALS

Don’t take our word for it. This is what some of last year’s attendees had to say about the 2006 Caribbean Investment Forum:

Euromoney’s Caribbean Investment Forum delivers excellent networking value with the region’s political and business leadership.  Just as important, the conference provides a substantive discussion of the practical nuts and bolts of doing business in the Caribbean. For those with investments in the region or contemplating investment it’s the one conference that must be on the calendar. 
Barry Featherman, President and Chief Executive Officer, Inter-American Economic Council

The Euromoney/LatinFinance Caribbean Investment Forum – the definitive investment conference in the Caribbean. Very informative and topical conference with many eminent speakers drawn from across the region including investors, policy makers and business leaders. Great opportunity for those seeking to expand their knowledge of the many issues faced by the region.
Tim Wilson, Director of Investment Management, Newton Investment Management

The Forum provided for extremely useful discussions between private investors and official policy makers, which can only contribute positively to the institutional and economic development of the Caribbean region.
Antonio Furtado, International Monetary Fund

To apply for an invitation please click here.

More details and a draft agenda for the event will be available shortly.