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Addressing challenges to achieve a higher growth path in small open economies.

March 5, 2018

Addressing challenges to achieve a higher growth path in small open economies.
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Willemstad/Philipsburg - On the 22nd and 23rd of March, 2018, the Centrale Bank van Curaçao en Sint Maarten (CBCS) will host its second Central Banking conference, which will take place in Curaçao. The conference features presentations and lectures by central bankers, economists, and leaders in the private, public, and academic sectors from across the Caribbean region and further abroad, such as IMF, the Caribbean Development Bank and the Financial Services Regulatory Commission.
The general theme of the conference is “Addressing challenges to achieve a higher growth path in small open economies”. Topics of the conference will include “Labor productivity as a driver of economic growth”, “The withdrawal of correspondent banking relations in the Caribbean”, “Macroeconomic implications of natural disasters on small open economies” and “Financial education”. The conference comprises 2 days with morning and afternoon sessions.
Registration for the conference is NAF 250 per participant at the 4 sessions, coffee breaks, 2 lunches, and farewell cocktail;. A registration form can be obtained by contacting Mrs. Nancy guttenberg-van-der- Wal or Ms Eleanore Reynaert through This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. document.getElementById('cloak1b5a8e113b39cfc3d3e6bff0da8ae2cc').innerHTML = ''; var prefix = 'ma' + 'il' + 'to'; var path = 'hr' + 'ef' + '='; var addy1b5a8e113b39cfc3d3e6bff0da8ae2cc = 'registration' + '@'; addy1b5a8e113b39cfc3d3e6bff0da8ae2cc = addy1b5a8e113b39cfc3d3e6bff0da8ae2cc + 'centralbank' + '.' + 'cw'; var addy_text1b5a8e113b39cfc3d3e6bff0da8ae2cc = 'registration' + '@' + 'centralbank' + '.' + 'cw';document.getElementById('cloak1b5a8e113b39cfc3d3e6bff0da8ae2cc').innerHTML += ''+addy_text1b5a8e113b39cfc3d3e6bff0da8ae2cc+''; . Deadline for registering is March 15th 2018.

       


Source: St. Martin News Network

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