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Egypt Trade & Export Finance Conference 2016 Cairo, Egypt | Fairmont Nile City November 15, 2016

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Egypt Trade & Export Finance Conference 2016Cairo, Egypt | Fairmont Nile City November 15, 2016

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As the world’s leading trade, commodity and export finance publisher and event organiser, GTR offers sponsors and advertisers unrivalled exposure and profiling among their peer and client groups. GTR can offer various appealing options that would strategically and effectively help raise the profile of the partner, and offer a highly effective platform with which to showcase its capabilities and mission.

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Offering expert opinion and lively debate on economic trends and Egypt’s business landscape, GTR’s Egypt Trade & Export Finance Conference 2016 gathered influential speakers from across the trade finance community, including local and international banks, financiers, leading corporates, lawyers and more.

Featuring an agenda focused on the country’s return to stability, prospects for trade and infrastructure development and sessions geared towards best practice guidance, the conference opened with a keynote from Angus Blair, Founder & President of the Signet Institute and Chief Operating Officer at Pharos Bank. A day of debate-driven discussion on opportunity hotspots and key business risks concluded with leading speakers providing their verdict on Egypt’s position within the regional trade and investment climate.

Senior business representatives, trade finance professionals and the market’s primary decision makers provided their opinion and exchanged advice, not only during on-stage presentations but also during the regular networking breaks, making this conference a key platform for anyone looking to develop trade relationships in Egypt and clearly an event not to be missed.

Egypt Trade & Export Finance Conference 2016

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Sponsorship opportunitiesPeter Gubbins Managing Director [email protected] +44 (0)20 8772 3000

Speaking opportunitiesJeff Ando Head of Conference Production [email protected] +44 (0)20 8772 3015

Marketing & Media opportunitiesJudith Mülhausen Marketing Assistant [email protected] +44 (0)20 8772 3012

“GTR continues to deliver the perfect mix for the highest quality trade conference: great organisation, the right number and mix of delegates and high quality interactive content, delivered through a number of engaging means. It sets the standard.”

M Hogan, BTMU

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Introductionwww.gtreview.com

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13%AFRICAMauritius South Africa

47%EUROPEAustriaFranceGermanyItalySwedenUkraineUnited Kingdom

33%MENABahrainEgyptLebanonSaudi ArabiaUnited Arab Emirates

7%ASIASingapore

Percentage of attendees by region in 2016

105Companies represented

15Countries

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167Delegates attended

2016’s vital statistics Attendee breakdown by job title in 2016

47%

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18%

Mid-level

35%

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Govt Orgs & Public Bodies

Ministry of Agriculture of Egypt The American University in Cairo The Engineering Export Council of Egypt (EEC-EG)

Corporates & Traders

Air Liquide

Al Ahram Beverages

Al Araby Group

Al Ezz Dekheilla Steel

Al Weiller Farid for Pumps

Alphagas

Amer Group

Arafa Holding

AutoCool

Bunge

Cairo Minerals

Cargill

Danieli

Danone

Dehydro Foods

ED & F Man

Egypt Aluminium

EgyTrafo

Electrolux

Exxon Mobil Corporation

Ezz Steel

Faw Industrial Group

Fresh Electric

Globaltronics

Huawei Technologies

IDJ-Beyti

IFFCO

Iskraemeco Energy Management

Louis Dreyfus Commodities

Magrabi Retail

Mercedes-Benz Egypt

MGM Banking & Financial Consultants

Nile Refractories

Nilesat

Nokia

Olam

Oracle

Oriental weavers Carpets

PepsiCo Group

Philips Capital

Pico Agriculture

R & U

Sambometals

Samsung Corporation

Savola

Siemens AG

Tiba Steel

Tredco for Engineering Industries

Union Group Egypt

Unipec

Universal for Engineering Industries

VA Intertrading

Venus International

Veolia Environnement

Insurers & Risk Managers

Chaucer Syndicates Limited

Coface

CST Lebanon

JLT Specialty

Talbot Underwriting

ECAs & Multilaterals

African Development Bank (AfDB) ECGE, Export Guarantee Company European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)

Non-Bank Financiers

Agrifinance Egypt Factors SABIC Capital Tawreeq Holdings

Solution Providers

Abco Technip Tinubu Square

Banks & Financiers

Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank

AfreximBank (African Export Import Bank)

Ahli United Bank BSC

Al Salam Bank Bahrain

Arab Investment Bank

Banque du Caire

Barclays

BNY Mellon

Central Bank of Egypt

Citi

Commerzbank AG

EBE Bank

Emirates NBD

HSBC

Mashreq

Mauritius Commercial Bank Limited (MCB)

National Bank of Egypt

NBAD National Bank of Abu Dhabi

Pharos Bank

Qatar National Bank (QNB)

QNB AlAhli

Saudi British Bank

Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC)

Swedbank

Consultants

Ark Syndicate Management Fiani Advisory & Knowledge Economy Foundation

Interconsult SMCO

Media

Al Aqariya TV

Al Borsa News

Daily News

Enterprise

Frontier Egypt

●● Ashraf Abou Alam, General Manager, Financial Institutions & Trade Finance, Banque Du Caire; Chairman, Nile Development Company

●● Ali Ansari, Head of Global Trade & Receivables Finance, Egypt, HSBC

●● Mohamed Antably, Head of SME Banking & Microfinance Division, QNB Egypt

●● Angus Blair, Founder & President, Signet Institute; Chief Operating Officer, Pharos Bank

●● Alaa Diab, Chairman, Pico Agriculture

●● Josse Dorra Fiani, Managing Partner, Fiani Advisory; President, Knowledge Economy Foundation

●● Angus Downie, Chief Macroeconomist, African Development Bank

●● Hussein Elsayed, Agriculture Research Center, Ministry of Agriculture, Egypt; Advisor & Consultant, Pharaohs for Agriculture & Investment

●● Alaa Gouda, General Manager & Member of The Board of Directors, Export Credit Guarantee Company of Egypt (ECGE)

●● Sally Hamdalla, Head of Multilateral Funding, Treasury, QNB AlAhli

●● Moataz Khalil, Managing Director, Head of Wholesale Banking, NBAD Egypt

●● Samia Makkar, Treasury Manager, IDJ-Beyti (A Joint Venture of Almarai & PepsiCo)

●● Edward Nicholson, Senior Partner, Credit, Political & Security Risks, JLT

●● Marco Nindl, Principal Banker, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)

●● Gurumurthy Palani, Head of Products, Global Transaction Banking, SABB

●● Jean-Paul Pigat, Senior Economist, Emirates NBD

●● Abhijit Prasad, Global Head of Open Account, HSBC Global Trade & Receivables Finance

●● Louis Robinson, Regional Head of Business Development, Global Trade & Receivables Finance, HSBC

●● Maha Saleh, Executive Director, The Engineering Export Council of Egypt (EEC-EG)

●● Mark Smyth, Chief Investment Officer, Tawreeq Holdings

●● Eva Steinhaus, Director, Structured Export & Trade Finance, Dubai, Commerzbank

●● Zaahir Sulliman, Senior Relationship Manager, Corporate & Institutional Banking, Mauritius Commercial Bank

●● Constantin von Moltke, Head of Syndicated Loans, Structuring & Distribution, Afreximbank

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PRESS RELEASE

Global Trade Review (GTR) returns to Cairo for the Egypt Trade & Export Finance Conference 2016

Offering expert opinion and lively debate on economic trends and Egypt’s business landscape, GTR’s Egypt Trade & Export Finance Conference 2016 gathered influential speakers from across the trade finance community, including local and international banks, financiers, leading corporates, lawyers and more.

Featuring an agenda focused on the country’s return to stability, prospects for trade and infrastructure development and sessions geared towards best practice guidance, the conference opened with a keynote from Angus Blair, Founder & President of the Signet Institute and Chief Operating Officer at Pharos Bank. A day of debate-driven discussion on opportunity hotspots and key business risks concluded with leading speakers providing their verdict on Egypt’s position within the regional trade and investment climate.

“Though the challenges impacting on the Egyptian market have been well documented, we’ve certainly seen an uptake in trade and investment activity, with mega projects such as the New Suez Canal providing a real buzz,” says Jeff Ando, GTR’s Head of Conference Production. “We’re hugely excited to have returned to Cairo for such an exciting day of discussion and networking, with so many business opportunities to be found here.”

Senior business representatives, trade finance professionals and the market’s primary decision makers provided their opinion and exchanged advice, not only during on-stage presentations but also during the regular networking breaks, making this conference a key platform for anyone looking to develop trade relationships in Egypt and clearly an event not to be missed.

“GTR’s event is now a regular item that features in the trade specialist calendar in UAE. It brings all related forces together in one location for discussion.”

RS Rangan, NBF

“GTR events are highly informative, lively and wonderful for networking”

A Mahate, Dubai Exports

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