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Mr Jim Dwyer, speaking at Mongolia Investment Summit 2011

Mr Jim Dwyer,
Executive Director
Business Council of Mongolia, Mongolia

Jim was appointed Executive Director to manage the activities of BCM upon its formation in September 2007. He lived in New York City and worked for Wall Street-based firms as an investment banker specializing in Mergers & Acquisitions since the 1970's including the position as Global Head of M&A for Union Bank of Switzerland (UBS).

Mr. Dwyer relocated to Ulaanbaatar in May 2001 to manage the successful privatizations of Mongolia's two largest commercial banks, Trade & Development Bank and Khan Bank, and served pro bono as Chief Operating Officer of NAMBC-Mongolia from 2003 until the formation of BCM. Jim graduated with an MBA from the Columbia Graduate School of Business and a BBA from the University of Notre Dame.
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Profiting from Mongolia’s Asset Classes – Friday 9 December 2011
9am

Chairman’s opening remarks

Mr Jim Dwyer,
Executive Director,
Business Council of Mongolia, Mongolia
11.40am

Building the mining supply chain: what developments are needed to support the continued growth of the mining sector in Mongolia and what are the implications for investors and miners?

Mr Jim Dwyer,
Executive Director,
Business Council of Mongolia, Mongolia
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Panel discussion: Identifying the top opportunities in Mongolian equities - what are the unique properties of the Mongolian stock market and where should you be investing?

  • Mongolian equity market dynamics: what considerations should investors make before investing?
  • What impact will the LSE/MSE agreement have?
  • Non-mining stocks: what listed non-resource companies are positioned for significant growth?
  • Identifying internationally listed stocks with Mongolian exposure, what investment profile do they offer?
  • What impact will the IPOs of state owned enterprises have on the market?
  • Will we see a great increase in investor flow into the Mongolian stock market over the next 12 months?

Mongolia in context: examining development trends in global emerging market development and the implications for Mongolia

  • Is Mongolia a true frontier market and can it match the development of other emerging markets in the 90’s?
  • Analysing Mongolia’s unique political and economic background and situation
  • Examining key development metrics and the implications for Mongolia’s current and future development

Keynote address: OT - Building the Dream

  • Examining the background of the Oyu Tolgoi project, how was agreement reached between the partners and what obstacles had to be overcome?
  • Project update: how is the mine progressing and what production levels will be possible when fully operational?
  • What lessons can the project provide for future mining projects within Mongolia?

Attracting international investors to Mongolia through London, a leading mining financial centre

  • London's leading role as a mining finance centre
  • Attracting international investors to Mongolia (together with MSE)

Understanding Mongolia’s current situation: what do investors need to know?

  • Political, cultural and economic background: what do investors need to know when looking at Mongolia?
  • What is the effect of Mongolia’s geographic proximity to China and Russia?
  • Points for being successful in Mongolia

How can the central bank ensure the stability of the Mongolian financial system and economy in a period of high growth?

  • What is the purpose and objectives of current monetary policy?
  • What approach is the central bank taking towards the current inflationary environment?
  • What is the thinking behind the recent currency swap deal with China?
  • How will monetary policy adapt as Mongolia’s economy grows, and what measures can be put in place to limit the impact of commodity price fluctuations?

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  • 45 free seminars
  • 25 case studies by industry professionals
  • Speed networking
  • Interactive panel discussions
  • Roundtable brainstorms
  • Live debates

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