Monday, 26 September 2011, Level 4, Peony Junior Ballroom, Sands Expo & Convention Centre
Industrial parks have become part of Russia’s modernization strategy, especially at the regional level, and their success have assumed some urgency given Russia’s drive to diversify its economy and its need be competitive with other regional economies. This session will be a platform to develop a constructive framework that will allow the Russian regions to explore the Singapore industrial park experience and assess key lessons and success factors. Singapore is home to a number of world-class industrial and business parks. These parks provide integrated infrastructure in one region that help reduce the per-business expense and operate in a highly efficient, environment-friendly setting. Singapore has helped to build industrial parks in China (Suzhou), India (Bangalore), as well as in Vietnam and Indonesia.
Mr Vladimir KOZLOV
Partner, Quadro Capital Partners
Mr Raymond KWOK
Director of Business Development, Jurong Consultants
Mr Aylwin TAN
Chief Customer Solutions Officer, Ascendas
Mr Boon Hoe OOI
Director of Operations, Portek
Mr Kelvin TAN
Deputy Director MTI
Moderator
Mr Vladimir KOZLOV
Partner, Quadro Capital Partners
Mr Sergei PERNIKOV
First deputy Governor, Pskov region
Mr Aleksey STUKANOV
Head of the Department for International and Regional Relations of the Tomsk region
Mr Oleg KOSTIN
CEO, JSC “Special Economic Zones”
Mr Peter RICHTER
Business Development Director, “Dega Beteiligungs AG”
Discussants:
Mr Petr SCHEDROVITSKIY
Advisor to the Russian government on regional development
Mr Mikhail SUTYAGINSKIY
Owner, “Titan Group”
Mr Vladimir KOZLOV
Partner, Quadro Capital Partners
Mr Vladimir KOZLOV
Partner, Quadro Capital Partners
Light Snacks and Drinks Provided
Tuesday, 27 September 2011, Level 4, Peony Junior Ballroom, Sands Expo & Convention Centre
Real estate investments have become increasingly global and investors with an already diversified asset portfolio on a global scale have realized good risk-adjusted returns, despite the economic volatility of recent years. The roundtable will discuss the resilience of Asia and shed light on why its real estate markets have become good investment alternatives, especially those of Southeast Asia, whose fundamentals are compelling and have quietly supported outstanding returns. As one of the world’s fastest growing regions, South East Asia’s substantial young population and strong economic potential presents an attractive set of varying development opportunities, from commercial, to hospitality and townships projects. The Roundtable will feature top real estate and investment players in Asia, including Pacific Star, one of Asia’s leading real estate investment firms, analysts and Russian/CIS developers who are also exploring the region.
Mr Alexander SHLAEN
Chief Executive Officer, Panache Managerment
Mr Glen CHAN
President, Development, Pacific Star Group
Mr Andrey KAREV
General Director, Morton Investments Construction Company
Mr Daniel GUPTA
Chief Executive Officer, Amtel Properties
Q&A Session
Moderator:
Mr Alexander SHLAEN
Chief Executive Officer, Panache Management
Mr Alexander SHLAEN
Chief Executive Officer, Panache Management
Venue: Equinox Restaurant | Private Dining Room 2-4, Level 69
Address: Swissotel The Stamford Singapore | 2 Stamford Road | Singapore 178882
The debt crisis currently affecting the largest global financial markets has stimulated investor interest in countries with stronger fundamentals and lower debt burdens. Political instability in the MENA region has also pushed up energy prices and forced many market participants to cut their exposure to the region. The combination of these factors led to greater demand for CIS assets which are also commodity dependent. At the same time CIS space is not homogenous. While macroeconomic performance of Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan was strong in 1H, 2011, Belarus turned into full-fledged financial crisis. We think that the first three markets became more attractive from a fundamental point of view. This was partly confirmed by a further decline in yields for top-tier issuers, supported by excessive global liquidity. These countries’ debt burdens look more or less safe compared with many EU members, and they are thus considered by many investors as a good alternative.
Konstantin Tserazov
Deputy Head of GM, MD, Global Head of FICC&DS
Evgeny Gavrilenkov
Managing Director, Chief Economist
Alexander Kudrin
Head of Fixed Income Research
Alexey Bulgakov
Fixed Income Senior Analyst
Oleg Maximov
Senior Analyst, Oil & Gas Sector
Anton Rakhmanov
Head of AM, MD, Asset Management
Olga Logvina
Director, Head of AM Research, TDAM
Andrew Keeley
Senior Analyst, Financials
Maximilian Hoenigsmann
Equity Derivative Sales
Organisations who wish to attend this session can send your request to singapore@troika.ru in advance as seats are limited and participation will be on a first come first served basis.
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