Service Economy 2018 Financial services workshop vol2

03.08.2009

	We invite you to take part in the wokshop Financial services in Estonia vol 2: Policy conclusions, which takes place on the 3rd of August in the Academy of Sciences main hall at 10:00-13:00 (Kohtu 6, Tallinn)
	In the workshop, Oxera consulting (London) introduces the preliminary results of the financial services study and then a discussion on what regulations and policies would be necessary in order to maximise the potential of the Estonian financial sector.
Presenters and schedule:	Introducing the results of the study (Maciej Firla Cuchra/ Oxera Consulting Ltd) Questions and answers about the study conclusions (Maciej Firla Cuchra and Agris Preimanis, Oxera) Coffee break Discussion session: conclusions and recommendations for designing policy (work group led by Oxera) Workshop summary
R.S.V.P	Your participation is very important for us, policy is waiting to be designed! Please give notice of your attendance at the latest by the 24th of July at info[A]arengufond.ee
	The video recording and summary of the first workshop can be downloaded here. The study "Financial services in Estonia: opportunities for entrepreneurs and policy conclusions" was started by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communication and led by the Development Fund and co-financed by the Riigikogu "Tarkade Otsuste Fond"

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