Editor’s note: This announcement of an exciting event in London to discuss an important issue in European finance can be of interest for our readers in the UK: both personal finance bloggers and ordinary readers interested in the latest developments and well informed opinion/debate. We were invited to attend but unfortunately the event clashes with previous commitment. Also don’t miss the announcement of a competition at the end of the post.
The Euro crisis has had a major impact on the trading industry, as we all know, but what does the impending German election in September mean for the future of the Eurozone and currency trading? Saxo Capital Markets are holding an event as part of their Trading Debates campaign where thought-leaders and influential speakers aim to discuss and debate whether the election could spark the ‘End of the Euro As We Know It’.
Hosted by Bloomberg at their European Headquarters in Finsbury Square, London, the event will take place on 13th September 2013. Saxo Bank’s co-CEO Lars Seier Christensen will be one of the key speakers, alongside Nigel Farage, leader of the UKIP party, and Vaclav Klaus, former President of the Czech Republic. The event will also feature panels of trading and financial experts who will be taking part in a number of talks and debates throughout the day, including discussions on quantitative easing and the current state of the Eurozone.
If you are interested in the financial and political impact of the German elections and want to hear from influential speakers from the top of their fields, then you should make sure you attend this exclusive event. Entry is free and you simply have to fill out the submission form on the Trading Debates event page to apply for a ticket. What’s more, as well as attending this event and joining in with the latest trading, Eurozone and financial debates, you could win an iPad Mini by joining in on Twitter too. To enter, simply post your comment on Twitter with the hashtag #TradingDebates and you’ll be put forward for the iPad Mini prize draw. Read full terms and conditions here.
Saxo Capital Markets are part of Saxo Bank and offer award winning trading platforms online, specialising in forex trading, stocks, futures, bonds and more. They have been at the forefront of the latest forex trading and financial news and opinion pieces, having previously hosted a popular FX Debates event back in May and regularly produce infographics and articles.
I’m interested to see what the outcome of the election would be 😎 . Europe is the world’s largest economy, 30% of global GDP. I hope Merkel wins again and everything stays status quo. She has a nice personality 🙂
The U.S. used to be the center of the universe! This is no longer true and we need to be part of this global economy. Very little occurs in isolation or does not affect the entire world economy.