Regional Transitions at Critical Turning Points:  Arabia Monitor’s March  Conference Call.

Access insights such as:

• What does Egypt’s cabinet resignation imply for the future of its roadmap to democracy?
• Will Lebanon’s newly formed cabinet manage to tackle some of the country’s daunting socio-economic challenges and last longer than previous governments?
• How will concern over EM macro/fiscal positions reflect on bond spread pressure over the coming weeks and what will the effect be for MENA sovereigns?

8:30 AM (New York EDT) / 1:30 PM (London BST) / 5:30 PM (Dubai GST)

Registration is required and open to all ABANA members. RSVP to rsvp@arabbankers.org to receive dial-in details.

Arabia Monitor is a research firm that provides studies on the economies and financial markets of the Middle East & North Africa (MENA) region, which it views as the new emerging market. Arabia Monitor’s perspective is forward looking and places recent developments in the region in a broader context, taking a long term view based on the macroeconomic and financial balance sheet of the Arab countries. A member of the World Economic Forum’s Regional Agenda Council on the Middle East & North Africa, Arabia Monitor was founded by Dr. Florence Eid, former Vice President and Chief Economist for MENA at JP Morgan. On the firm’s advisory council sits HRH Prince Turki Al Faisal bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud, former Ambassador of The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the United Kingdom and the United States; Mr. Victor Chu, board member of the World Economic Forum and former council member of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and Dr. Richard Debs, founding president and advisory director of Morgan Stanley International and former COO of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

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