FBA EAC DEVELOPS CONTACTS WITH THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL AND BANKING COMMUNITY
Oleg Preksin, a member of the Board of the FBA EAC, attended the 31st Frankfurt European Banking Congress in Frankfurt am Main on November 19. The Congress concluded the traditional European Financial Week, dedicated this time to the economic challenges of post-pandemic development and entitled "From Recovery to Strength".
German Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank, French BNP Paribas, British HSBC and Frankfurt City Hall were the organizers of the Congress. They annually invite several hundred representatives of the financial, banking and expert community from around the world to the financial capital of the European Union. The heads of the IMF and ECB, the World Bank and the OECD, central and major commercial banks, as well as financial gurus from leading scientific centers of the Old and New World speak at the event. The Chairman of the Board of Directors of BNP Paribas, ex-President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) Jean Lemierre headed the Congress this year.
The Congress provides an opportunity for behind-the-scenes communication with top officials who largely determine the present and future development of international monetary, credit and financial relations.
German Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank, French BNP Paribas, British HSBC and Frankfurt City Hall were the organizers of the Congress. They annually invite several hundred representatives of the financial, banking and expert community from around the world to the financial capital of the European Union. The heads of the IMF and ECB, the World Bank and the OECD, central and major commercial banks, as well as financial gurus from leading scientific centers of the Old and New World speak at the event. The Chairman of the Board of Directors of BNP Paribas, ex-President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) Jean Lemierre headed the Congress this year.
The Congress provides an opportunity for behind-the-scenes communication with top officials who largely determine the present and future development of international monetary, credit and financial relations.