EIFS 2019 will bring together over 250 key infrastructure players in the public and private sector for frank and open discussions on how the infrastructure market future might look in Europe.

Family business and wealth ownership is expanding, and demand for learning and support in this area in an increasingly complex world is well established. This programme aims to improve not only the well-being, financial and business interests of the families involved, but of the societies and communities in which we all live and operate.

Debtwire’s Asia-Pacific Distressed Debt Forum returns to Hong Kong in October 2019 for a full day of discussions on the risks, rewards, and market trends shaping the region’s distressed debt and credit opportunities.

The People's Republic of China will celebrate its 70th anniversary on Tuesday, October 1. La Trobe University's China Studies Research Centre and La Trobe Asia will present a panel discussion in which some of Australia's leading China experts will review the PRC's highs and lows, its failures and its successes, through the 27 Mao Zedong years and the 43 years since then, of Deng Xiaoping's reform-and-opening followed by Xi Jinping's New Era for...

By 2050, over 70% of the world population will be living in cities covering less than 2% of the earth’s surface. Never had city been so challenged and the trend continues to grow. And, this rise to many issues like rising inequality, environmental pollution, infrastructure access, traffic congestion, mobility, safety and health of residents are only a few examples.

Soccerex returns to Europe with an event that will be held in Oeiras, Greater Lisbon, Portugal, home to the European Champions, on 5-6 September.

Building on the huge success of Inframation’s other industry-leading conferences, in November 2018 the Infrastructure Investors Forum: Latin America was launched with over 130 industry leaders in attendance. Senior infrastructure experts discussed the impact of the recent political elections on regional investments, the effects off FX volatility and regions that are ripe for investment.

The Global Borrowers and Investors Forum - Asia will take place on 3rd September in Singapore.

As an economic barometer, the tourism industry is among the first to bear the brunt of economic slowdown and grapple with uncertainties on future directions. The challenge to find the next big opportunity is getting tougher, as it requires looking beyond the obvious to identify underlying trends and make accurate predictions. So what are the genuine needs of today's global travelers? What gaps are there in the market?

Indonesia is an Islamic finance giant waiting to be awakened, and events from recent years have indeed stirred the world’s most populous Muslim nation. Armed with a strong political will, the Republic has a firm grip on its title as a worldclass Sukuk contender, issuing more sovereign Sukuk than any other nations globally. And the Southeast Asian giant, with over 225 million Muslim citizens, is resolute in broadening its Islamic finance...