Conference · Orlando, Florida

Emerging Markets Investments Summit 2013

Banking, Finance · Investment

Dates28–29 Jan 2013This edition has ended
VenueRitz CarltonOrlando, Florida
RunningSince 2013Frequency unknown · 2 editions on record
Last checked12 Nov 2026Its old website no longer answers
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About Emerging Markets Investments Summit

The primary objective of the Emerging Markets Investments Summit is to explore the key aspects and issues related to characteristics of currency risks, the softening of the commodity demand, challenges of positioning portfolios for the rise in global consumerism and the implications China will have for the global economy.

The summit's program topics have been pinpointed and validated by the investment industry as the top critical issues they face.

• Under the Microscope - Why Emerging Markets?

• Growth and Development of Brazil - Prospects for Future Expansion or Contraction

• CHINA: The BIGGER the Bubble the BIGGER the Bust - Implications it will have for the Global Economy

• The Euro Zone Explosion - How Europe and Emerging Markets are connected

• The Softening Commodity Demand - What it means for Emerging Markets as a Whole

• Uncovering the Hidden Risks - How to Define Risk Management in Emerging Markets

• The Evolution of Emerging Markets -Understanding the Ever-Changing Definition

• Your Questions Answered - Does EM Debt belong in strategic fixed income allocation?

• Corporate Governance - Weaknesses Found in Emerging Countries

• The Global Economy - Effects on Emerging Markets Private Equity

From our listing of this edition. Details may have changed since.

Editions

YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
201415 Jan 2014Ritz Carlton
Orlando, Florida
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201328–29 Jan 2013Ritz Carlton
Orlando, Florida
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Past editions from the bvents archive (2008–2019) and organiser figures where they were published.

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