The Chairman of Oracle Capital Group, Martin Graham, is to chair a panel and speak at the prestigious Moscow Financial Innovation Forum (MFIF) 2015. The event, which is in its fourth year, will take place at the Conference Centre of the Russian Federation Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the heart of the Russian capital on 18-19 March.
MFIF is a unique platform for International Financial Service Providers to meet senior representatives of the growing financial industry of Russia and other countries of the former Soviet Union. Moscow is developing into a world class International Financial Centre – the city was recently ranked by The Global Financial Centres Index 9 as the only Global Emerging Financial Centre – and requires qualified and reliable partners for linking it with the international financial community.
Oracle Capital Group represents a number of clients from the former Soviet Union, and is an ideal company to take centre stage at the event. Mr Graham, who is a former Director of Markets and Chairman of AIM at London Stock Exchange PLC, will chair the second session on the first day of the conference, looking at the issue of Family Wealth Management and Protection. Mr Graham will lead off on the discussion by giving a presentation on the subject, Family Offices: Dealing with the Uncertainty of 2015, and he will be followed by representatives of other family offices and VTB Capital, who will examine issues of Succession Planning, the Banking Relationship and Trends in Wealth Management.
Other sessions at the conference will discuss issues such as International Assets Structuring; De-Offshorisation; and Private Equity Opportunities. The final panel will be an overview of the current state of the Russian Economy.
The conference will be attended by High Net Worth Individuals; Asset Managers; Emerging Managers; Professional Investors; as well as representatives from Banks, Family Offices and Pension Funds. Full information and registration details can be found on the website of the conference, http://fi-forum.com/forum2015.html.
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