2006 Global Meeting of the Emerging Markets Forum
The 2006 Global Meeting of the Emerging Markets Forum was held in Jakarta, Indonesia in September. PT Danareksa (Persero) of Indonesia was the local host and sponsor.
The Jakarta Meeting was co-chaired by former President Ramos and Michel Camdessus and had between 70-75 participants.
As at the inaugural meeting, the overarching theme of the 2006 global meeting was Private Capital Flows and Emerging Market Economies. Within this overall theme, four to five related issues were explored in depth, including global and regional financial integration, better deployment of the current "savings glut" in Asia, and mechanisms for financing huge infrastructure needs of fast growing economies.
Forum Information:
- 2006 Global Meeting of the Emerging Markets Forum Highlights, Proceedings, and Actionable Proposals (PDF)
- 2006 Global Meeting of the Emerging Markets Forum Program (PDF)
- 2006 Global Meeting of the Emerging Markets Forum List of Participants (PDF)
- 2006 Global Meeting of the Emerging Markets Forum Participants' CVs & Pictures (PDF)
2006 Global Meeting of the EMF Background Papers
Private Capital Flows to Emerging Market Economies: Major Drivers, Recent Developments and Key IssuesBy V. Sundararajan and Harinder Kohli, The Centennial Group.
Building Asia's Infrastructure: Issues and OptionsBy Haruhiko Kuroda, Rajat Nag, and Rita Nangia, Asian Development Bank.
Financial Markets in Latin AmericaBy Claudio Loser, Centennial Latin America.
Asian Financial Markets and Asian Bond Markets InitiativeBy Eisuke Sakakibara, Waseda University.
The International Capital Flows' New DirectionsBy Marcílio Marques Moreira, Centennial Latin America.
Global Imbalances and Capital Flows to Emerging Market CountriesBy Jack Boorman, Emerging Markets Forum.
Infrastructure Development and Services in Selected Emerging Market and OECD Countries: Key IndicatorsBy Harpaul Alberto Kohli, The Centennial Group.
Latin American and East Asian Trade StrategiesBy Luis Miguel Castilla, CAF.
Outward Foreign Direct Investment from IndiaBy Rakesh Jha, ICICI Bank Limited, India.
Building National and Regional Financial Markets: The East Asian ExperienceBy Andrew Sheng, University of Malaya & Tsinghua University, Malaysia.
FDI Outflows from Emerging EconomiesBy Heinz Hauser, Swiss Institute for International Economics & Applied Economic Research and University of St.Gallen.
New Global Energy Scene and Emerging MarketsBy Armando Ribeiro de Araujo, Centennial Latin America.
For further details please contact info@emergingmarketsforum.org. The local team in Indonesia was headed by David Agus at PT Danareksa.