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ARTICLE · 16 JANUARY 1997

The 1997 Conference on Globalisation

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The 1997 Conference on Globalisation - 22-24 April 1997 Olympia, London

The detailed programme for The 1997 Conference on Globalisation, the first international forum on the impact of globalisation on the world's securities markets, is now finalised and the names of the major international speakers are being released.

For the first time, under one roof, The 1997 Conference on Globalisation will bring together the most senior representatives of all sectors of the industry. Attending this event will be the major issuers, intermediaries, investors, investment and clearing bankers, custodians, regulators and representatives from financial centres around the world.

The removal of borders to international investment and capital raising has created significant opportunities. Correspondingly, it has also created new types of risk which have at times threatened the foundations of international markets. The 1997 Conference on Globalisation will address the structure and direction

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