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The Europe & US Credit Woes:
Impact of Geopolitical Risks on your Export Strategies
Date : 27 Sep 2011, Tue
Time : 9.00am - 12.00pm
Venue : SBF Seminar Room 2
(21st Level, Keppel Towers)
Fee per pax : SBF Members - S$60.00
Non Members - S$120.00


In 2010, Singapore exported some $375 billion worth of non-oil exports goods and commodities. Of the recipient regions, Europe accounted for 13.3% and the United States, 8.2%. Along with geo-political risks, insufficient financing, and other custom regulations, we are also plagued by the current distress of our major exporting partners – the EU and US. Recent uncertainties within these regions have undoubtedly raised questions of liquidity and fears of credit defaults.

However, the need for continued growth exists even in tough times. A well thought-out export and/or expansion direction will improve the efficiency of resources employed exponentially. These policies should ideally be based on informed market options that fit your organisation’s overall goals, augment strengths and complement weaknesses. This seminar seeks to address global geopolitical issues with an emphasis on the EU and US in order to define your export and expansion objectives and acquaint participants with support schemes available from both public-private sectors.

Programme
Time Details
09:15 Welcome Address
Mr Touw June Wah, Deputy Director ,
Capacity Building Division
Singapore Business Federation
09:30 Global Geopolitical Risks:
How they affect your Export Country Decisions

Mr Andrew Loh VP, Unistrat
Coface

  • What are Political Risks
  • How Political Risks affect your Export Decisions
  • Protecting your Business against Political Risks
  • 10:15 Networking Tea Break
    10:35 A Study into the European & US Crises for
    Local Enterprises with International Dealings

    Mr John Johnston VP, Risk
    Coface

  • Coface’s Risk Assessment of Europe and the US
  • The Impact of Europe and the US on the World
  • With an Emphasis on Repercussions within Asia
  • 11:20 Facilitating Access to Capital
    Ms Winnie Ho
    Manager, Financing Management Division
    International Enterprise (IE) Singapore

    Financial assistance programmes offered by IE Singapore:
  • Internationalisation Finance Scheme (IF Scheme)
  • Loan Insurance Scheme (LIS)
  • Trade Credit Insurance Scheme (TCIS)
  • 11:50 Advisory Discussions with Coface or IE Singapore.
    Participants may engage Coface or IE Singapore for one-on-one advice.

      1. Coface
      2. International Enterprise (IE) Singapore
    End Of Seminar
    Programme outline is correct at time of print.


    Administrative Details
    • Pls MAIL this registration form together with cheque to SBF (refer to address on above letterhead).
      Issue Cheque payable to Singapore Business Federation. Pls state Ref No., company name and
      participant’s name at the back of the cheque.
    • Registration is on a first-come first-served basis. No cancellation will be allowed upon registration, but attendance by a replacement delegate from your company is allowed. We regret that no refund will be made for cancellation and non-attendance.
    • SBF reserves the right to make any amendments and/or changes to the programme, venue, speaker and/or topics if warranted by circumstances beyond SBF’s control.
    • Confirmation of your registration will be emailed to your company upon receipt of full payment.
    Ref No: ENTP 162/270911/08W
    REGISTRATION FORM - Attn: MR Dept
    Fax: 67340610 / 68276801
    Closing date: 20 Sep 2011
    NOTE : As a precautionary measure, our advice is for members who are unwell not to attend the session.


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