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"The Bond Congress started in 1994 and with the attendance so high - indeed the highest ever today - it has become itself a British institution."

The Rt. Hon Gordon Brown, then Chancellor of the Exchequer now, of course, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, speaking at the Congress in 2006

          Keynote Speakers:

The Rt. Hon Alistair Darling, Chancellor of the Exchequer, United Kingdom

Phillip L. Swagel, Assistant Secretary, Economic Policy,
    US Department of the Treasury

Sir John Gieve, Deputy Governor, Financial Stability, Bank of England

Roger Bootle, Managing Director, Capital Economics and
author of The Death of Inflation

                Download the latest brochure          

The 14th Euromoney Bond Investors Congress is the world’s premier buy-side event. With over 1,200 investment professionals in attendance every year, including over 600 institutional investors, this is your opportunity to mix with the great and the good of the international fixed income market.

With a unique mix of keynote presentations, panel discussions, interviews and head-to-head debates the congress attracts leading politicians, investors, economists and regulators to speak each year. In 2008, they will address the aftermath of the credit crunch and how investors and the wider financial market can survive and prosper in this new economic climate. 

If you are directly involved in investing or issuing (e.g. treasury or funding) on behalf of your institution there is no fee to attend the conference. For all others there is a fee of £1899+VAT.
NB: Individuals working within market/intermediary functions will not be granted free places even if their institution is an issuer/investor.

Topics for 2008 include:

• The Future of the Fixed Income Market - Are We Out of the Woods Yet?
• Structured Credit: What Does the Future Hold?
• Emerging Markets: Safe Haven or Accident Waiting to Happen?
• Future of Credit Ratings
• Regulatory Debate: Regulation vs Innovation – Finding the Right Balance
• The Changing Nature of the Fixed Income Investor – Their Profile & Investment Strategy
• Global Economy 2008

We will once again be holding the Japan Debt Capital Markets Forum in the QEII Conference Centre on the day after the congress, 28th February. For further information and to apply for your place download the brochure or visit our website