Why You Should Attend This Conference
Senior representatives of all sectors of the precious metals markets will be in attendance at the BMA/LPPM Precious Metals Conference, the premier event in the industry calendar. Now in its 17th year, the Conference adds insight into the vital issues affecting the precious metals markets. The 2015 Conference was held in Vienna, with more than 750 delegates in attendance from 37 countries and 188 separate companies represented. This year’s conference takes us to Asia and the city-state of Singapore.
Speaker Highlights
An excellent programme of speakers will offer their unique insight into the major issues of interest in the precious metals market. This year there will be two keynote speakers in the opening session. William White, the distinguished economist, will deliver a speech relating to the international macro-economic perspective, and a renowned local economist will focus on the regional economy. Among other highlights include dedicated sessions looking at the precious metals market in India, China and PGM growth in Asia. One of the concluding sessions will look into a crystal ball and provide a vision of what the precious metals market might look like in the future.
To register for the conference visit www.lbma.org.uk
Senior representatives of all sectors of the precious metals markets will be in attendance at the BMA/LPPM Precious Metals Conference, the premier event in the industry calendar. Now in its 17th year, the Conference adds insight into the vital issues affecting the precious metals markets. The 2015 Conference was held in Vienna, with more than 750 delegates in attendance from 37 countries and 188 separate companies represented. This year’s conference takes us to Asia and the city-state of Singapore.
Speaker Highlights
An excellent programme of speakers will offer their unique insight into the major issues of interest in the precious metals market. This year there will be two keynote speakers in the opening session. William White, the distinguished economist, will deliver a speech relating to the international macro-economic perspective, and a renowned local economist will focus on the regional economy. Among other highlights include dedicated sessions looking at the precious metals market in India, China and PGM growth in Asia. One of the concluding sessions will look into a crystal ball and provide a vision of what the precious metals market might look like in the future.
To register for the conference visit www.lbma.org.uk
