Profiting from Pension Privatization in Latin America

April 22-23, 1998

Windows on the World, World Trade Center
107^th Floor
New York, NY 10048-0202
Phone: (212) 524-7008

Keynote Speaker Panel Includes:

• Pedro Corona Bozzo, Chairman, FEDERACION INTERNACIONAL DE ADMINISTRADORAS DE FONDOS DE PENSIONES
• Dr. Ignacio Kruguer, Gerente General, Superintendencia de Administradoras de Fondos de Jubillaciones y Pensiones
• Jorge Ramos, Manager of Investment and Finance, Integra AFP

Featuring Valuable Contributions From:

• AIG Global Pensions
• U.N. Economic Commission for Latin America
• CATO Institute
• International Finance Corporation
• Goldman Sachs & Co.
• Deloitte & Touche LLP
• Standard & Poor’s
• Salomon Brothers-Smith Barney

Key Benefits of Attending:

• Understanding the structure of Latin America pension funds
• Profiting from recent developments of capital markets in Latin America

• Exploring the potential of outsourcing with Latin America
• Examining future changes in regulation and taxation
• Network with leaders within the industry
• Stay Ahead of your competitors!

WHY THIS CONFERENCE

Latin America’s pension privatization system is expected to grow considerably over the next five to ten years. As Latin American pension systems shift from fixed short-term income to the capital markets industry this is a great opportunity for institutions. As investment banks, commercial banks, insurance companies and pension fund companies tackle the challenge of pension privatization in Latin America, they must become fully aware of the major challenges in store for them. As Latin American countries prepare for outsourcing, institutions must be fully prepared to provide efficient systems and services. Institutions will have to examine the importance to pension privatization within Latin America, evaluate the structure of pension systems, examine ongoing changes in regulations and taxation, how pension privatization affect domestic savings rates. This conference will bring together leaders from Latin America pension systems along with leaders from the U.S. to discuss key issues related to pension privatization and its future trends and development within Latin American pension privatization systems. Private pension funds are helping Latin America’s savings, local capital markets and millions of future retirees.

WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND

• To Take Advantage of Implications and Issues important to Latin America
• To Uncover Issues vital to Pension Privatization
• To Assess the Macro-Economic performances and prospects in Latin America
• To Capitalize on the impact of the stock-market: the future of pension privatization

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Chief Executive Officers, Chief Financial Officers, Chief Investment Officers, Vice Presidents of Fixed Income, Vice Presidents of Risk Management, Vice President of Finance, Vice Presidents of Fixed Income, Vice Presidents of Emerging Markets, Portfolio Managers, Sr. Investment Officers, General Partners of Capital Markets, General Partners of Equity Capital Markets, Chief Actuaries, Chief Sales Officers, Regulatory Officers, Economists

Industries: Investment Banks, Commercial Banks, Insurance Companies, Pension Fund Companies, Consultancies , Regulatory Agencies

Departments: Risk Management, Fixed Income, Equities, Capital Markets, Emerging Markets, Global Finance, Actuary, Administration, Treasurer, Sales

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