Round Table:

The Vienna Agreement – one year later and what the future holds

1. March 2010. 10:30 - 14:00

Serbia, New NBS Building in Slavija

Organiser: EMG

At this year’s round table organized by the Bankar magazine you will be able to obtain answers to the key issues of significance for the financial, as well as economic stability of Serbia!

Round Table “The Vienna Agreement – one year later and what the future holds” is dedicated to the anniversary of signing of the Vienna Agreement, by which banks with foreign capital obliged themselves not to reduce the credit exposure toward Serbia till the end of this year.

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Governor of the National Bank of Serbia, Mr. Radovan Jelasic, has already confirmed his participation, and the invitation has also been sent to Slobodan Ilić, State Secretary of the Ministry of Finance, Republic of Serbia.
The round table participants will have a chance to obtain exclusive information regarding the issues agreed two days earlier, on February 26, at a meeting of NBS Governor, Mr. Radovan Jelasic, and representatives of the International Monetary Fund and the Vienna Agreement signatory banks.

Discussion topics:

- European Bank Coordination (Vienna) Initiative- One Year Later and What the Future Holds;

- Effects of the European Bank Coordination (Vienna) Initiative on the banking sector and the economy of Serbia;

- Possible directions and mitigating the consequences of certain provisions of the European Bank Coordination (Vienna) Initiative;

- Effects of the European Bank Coordination (Vienna) Initiative on the exchange rate and interest rates;

- How will reduced exposure affect foreign currency liquidity and monetary policy;

- The ratio of domestic banks and foreign capital;

- What awaits Serbia after January 1, 2011 and the expiration of the European Bank Coordination (Vienna) Initiative;

- Excess liquidity in banks and higher insolvency in the Real Sector;

- Obligations of State - what was promised and what has been fulfilled;

- Outstanding liabilities of the economy towards banks the possibility of their reprogramming;
- Alternative sources of financing;

Contacts:

*Branislava Samardžić*	Jennifer Grubač
Tel.: +381 11 33 33 008	Tel.: +381 11 33 33 009
e-mail: branislava.samardzic@emg.rs	e-mail: jennifer.grubac@emg.rs

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