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5 December 2017

“Mexico: Managing Risk in an Emerging Market of Opportunities”.

​Venue: Ince & Co.
Aldgate Tower, 2 Leman Street
London, E1 8QN

17:15 - 17:30  Registration
17:30 Seminar commences
18:30 Seminar concludes
Networking with Mexican inspired drinks, and canapés 
The Mexican Chamber of Commerce has the pleasure to present:
 
Control Risks, Ince & Co and Nader Hayaux & Goebel
in a series of short talks on Mexico's Business Opportunities beyond the Risks

Full details of the programme to follow.
Agenda 
Speakers and Topics: 
  • Setting the stage: what will be the impact of the upcoming presidential elections?
    A review of the current administration, where opportunities exist and challenges persist. A brief assessment of the upcoming 2018 elections and how that will frame the next 18 months for companies and investors.
    Nick Panes - Senior Partner Control Risks

  • Cyber Risk – What it is, why it matters and what can be done
    This talk will cover: The scale and nature of cyber risk; why it matters and the consequences of a breach of cyber security; steps to address the problem; and pros and cons of insurance solutions.
    Simon Cooper - Partner Ince & Co

  • A Review on NAFTA negotiations from a Mexican standpoint
    A review of the outcome of the five negotiation rounds already taken place to update the North America Free Trade Agreement and considerations on how potential changes to the NAFTA may impact Mexico’s politics, policies and economy.
    Juan Pablo Sainz     – Senior Associate Nader Hayaux & Goebel
LIMITED AVAILABILITY​ -
PRIORITY TO MEXCC MEMBERS and clients of speakers.

To apply for a place please RSVP via email sending all your details including position and name of organization to:
[email protected] at the MexCC

Successful applicants will receive a confirmation email in the following weeks.
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