GTR Southern Africa 2019 – 30/31 October in Zambia – discounted passes for ITFA members

The ITFA Board is pleased to announce that ITFA will partner with Global Trade Review (GTR) for the GTR Southern Africa 2019 event, which is being held in Zambia on October 30-31 2019. This event is the leading gathering of trade, supply chain, corporate and banking representatives for Southern Africa.

The ITFA Board is delighted to inform you that it has secured 2 passes, each with a 50% discount for ITFA members to attend the conference. As is customary, the discounted passes will be available to ITFA members only on a first come first serve basis. In addition, any other registrations made by ITFA members will be at a 15% discount. In order to register for the discounted passes and benefit from the ITFA discounts please send an email to alexiavella@itfa.org. Please keep in mind that these offers are not available in conjunction with any other offers and are eligible for new registrations only. Moreover, each member institution is, at most, entitled to one pass at 50% discount.

With overwhelmingly positive feedback on 2018’s inaugural event, GTR returns to Victoria Falls for the second instalment of GTR Southern Africa 2019. The event promises a highly anticipated opportunity to connect with the key players in this exciting region and is set to welcome a host of senior government representatives, sovereign and corporate borrowers, project sponsors, risk management specialists and financing experts. A cutting edge two day agenda will provide critical insight on the investment opportunities and challenges across this exciting region, and the initiatives being undertaken to facilitate trade and infrastructure investment in Southern Africa’s growth hot spots.

Featured discussions include:

• Government keynote: Building policy to cement macroeconomic stability, stimulate trade and facilitate investment
• Regional round-up: Macroeconomics, elections and evolving political risks
• Integrating Africa: Identifying drivers of trade and economic development
• Funding African infrastructure: Assessing key players and the importance of collaborative financing support
• Pinpointing financing opportunities across the agribusiness value chain: A detailed view of the soft commodity trade life cycle
• Differing approaches to risk amongst non-bank trade financiers: Tapping into new liquidity sources for trade and infrastructure development

As always we do hope that our ITFA members make the most of the additional benefits that ITFA is bringing to them through such collaborations.