Conference in CyprusLoans in Swiss Francs

Tuesday, December 2nd, 6:00-8:30 pmCultural Center of the Archbishop Makarios III Foundation (next to the Archbishop’s Palace)

Wednesday, December 3rd, 6:00-9:00 pmUniversity of Nicosia (Amphitheatre M-2)

Thursday, December 4th, 6:00-9:00 pmUniversity of Nicosia (Amphitheatre Blue)

Friday, December 5th, 5:30-8:30pmSt. George’s Hotel (Paphos)

Sponsored by

CytaCyprus Tourism Organisation

ConferenceThe Anglo-Hellenic and Cypriot Law Association, founded in 1987, is organiz-

homes a conference on Loans in Swiss Francs, which will be held between 2nd-5th December 2014. The conference will attempt to address the problem of granting loans in Swiss francs to consumers. Thousands of Cypriots and Euro-pean citizens are trapped in loans granted by banks in Swiss francs.

The conference is organized by Dr. Katherine Alexander, a lawyer in England and Wales, as well as in Cyprus, founder of the European Institute in Nicosia, President of the Anglo-Hellenic and Cypriot Law Association, with vast experi-ence in addressing, through legal measures, loans in Swiss francs in the UK and Cyprus.

The purpose of the conference is to provide information to consumers and to promote reforms at a European level through the participation of leading Euro-pean lawyers as speakers. Speakers will make reference to cases won against foreign currency housing loans and personal loans. Reference will also be made

banks towards borrowers.

The conference will be held in English. For information, please contact the European Banking Reform Group:

Phone: +35722670607 Mobile: +35799128467 Calls from abroad: +442072636445

Email : CHF@european-banking-reform.org

Website: www.european-bnking-reform.org/swissfranc.htm

The European Banking Reform Group believes that the uncontrolled manner in which banks grant loans has created enormous legal, economic and social problems.

A fair and sensible solution must be found in relation to lending problems and -

ly abolished loans in Swiss francs and foreign currencies. Other governments should adopt this example.

ProgrammeTuesday, December 2nd, 6:00-8:30 pmCultural Center of the Archbishop Makarios III Foundation (next to the Archbishop’s Palace) Session 1: 18:00- 19:00 Introduction Cyprus Prof Achilles Emilianides Cyprus/Greece Kostas Katsaros UK/Cyprus Katherine Alexander

Session 2: 19:15- 21:00 Hungary Arpad KaslerBulgaria Dessislava Dimitrova Serbia Marko Vasić

Wednesday, December 3rd, 6:00-9:00 pmUniversity of Nicosia (Amphitheatre M-2)Session 1: 18:00- 19:20 France Charles Constantin-Vallet Romania Gheorghe Piperea Croatia Tomislav Prpic Croatia Nicole Kwiatkowski

Session 2: 19:30- 21:00 Bosnia-Herzegovina Kemal Durakovic Bosnia-Herzegovina Faruk Cupina Bosnia-Herzegovina Anele Musa Bosnia-Herzegovina Vesna Pehar

Thursday, December 4th, 6:00-9:00 pmUniversity of Nicosia (Amphitheatre Blue)Session 1: 18:00- 19:15 France Hélène Feron-Poloni Ukraine Rostyslav Kravets Montenegro Olga Nikčević Montenegro

Session 2: 19:30- 20:30 Spain Josep Mª Cos Quixal Poland Dominik Wieczorek Iceland Sigrún DavíðsdóttirFriday, December 5th, 5:30-8:30pmSt. George’s Hotel (Paphos)Session 1: 17:30- 20:30 CHF loans in Europe all

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