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Morning Program | Opportunity in the Middle East: A Road Less Traveled
Member countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) want to transition from a commodity-based
to a more market-based economy. In other words, they are focusing on developing their private sector.
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Forum for Family Asset Management (Invite only)
The numbers of single-family financial offices are growing; some estimates put the total at 10,0
00 offices worldwide, half of which were established over the last 15 years.
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Reclaiming the Narrative: Redefining Womanhood in MEA (Invite only)
Despite popular narratives of repressive and exploitative attitudes toward women in the Middle E
ast and Africa, the region has experienced an unprecedented transformation in the last decade.
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Senior Regional Leaders (Invite only)
In this exclusive, off-the-record gathering, senior leaders from business and finance will engag
e in an unfiltered discussion, sharing their insights about the most urgent economic challenges on the horizon—and the greatest opportunities—from both regio
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Reinventing Development Finance: Building Long-term Sustainability
For nearly a century, finance focused on risk and return. As global issues—climate change, diver
sity, the future of work—grow in importance, investors understand that new factors must be integrated into their portfolio strategy.
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Innovations Transforming Health-care Delivery
Health technology is not only making diagnostics and medical treatments quicker, less invasive,
and more accessible, it's also helping to make the world smaller.
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Networking Break
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The Future of Banking
Technology has disrupted certain financial services—think mobile payments—but many banks still s
truggle to update their legacy platforms.
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Is Crypto Finally Growing Up?
Facebook has announced a new currency, institutions are investing in cryptocurrencies, bitcoin f
utures can now be settled for physical delivery, and central bankers are mulling digital currencies.
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