16983_002_header_800
Download Brochure
Email Updates
Testimonials
“TradeTech is the perfect opportunity to meet key people in the equity trading industry and share views and opinions about the future of the industry.” Johan Erikson, Head of Global Trading, DnB Nor Asset Management

What Attendees of TradeTech Middle East 2009 had to say about the event:

“I was extremely impressed by the quality of the presentations and the exhibitors; an excellent event for a rapidly growing region.”
John Gilchrist, Head of Communications, Marketing and Research, ADX, Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, UAE

”We have been trying to get a sense of the middle east market. Attending this gave us all the insights and relationships we needed to get started.”
Sandeep Tyagi, Chairman & Managing Director, Estee Advisors, India

“...the networking was great for me...I found new business offers that popped up in networking discussions from CEO and COO’s.
Albert Azzam Falck, VP Capital Markets & Treasury, Al Mal Bank, Qatar

“The conference presented a very clear view of the current structure of the Middle East markets and their considerable future potential. It also contained some very thought-provoking sessions on how the markets should go about realising that potential – it was a practical conference, not just a talking shop”
Catherine Doherty, Principal, Investit, UAE

“I was very pleased with the quality of the delegates and speakers. With the dynamic nature of the Middle East, the information gained will prove to be most valuable in putting together our strategy for the upcoming year.”
Rakesh Shah, Chief Executive Officer, TenPoint Trading, UK

“The panels and topics were very well prepared. Good job on putting up a great conference”.
Tariq K. Al-Nasrallah, IT Manager, KIC Financial Brokerage Co, Kuwait

Despite recent volatility and uncertainty across the regions markets and exchanges over the past 12 months, a new period of optimism emerged at the Middle East conference.

This was clearly evident and was the focal point of many presentations and informal discussions; as the regional markets continued to recover their grounds.

Featuring even more interactive sessions and an increased focus on regional participation then previous years. The TradeTech Middle East speakers line up was broader and more in-depth.

Key topics covered at TradeTech Middle East 2009 included:

  • Evaluating recent trends and developments in the region’s equity markets
  • Assessing the implications of the global meltdown and how you can successfully navigate the rising volatility in the regional bourses
  • Examining developments within the regional exchanges and their role in facilitating market access, liquidity and greater transparency
  • Examining the current and pipeline regulatory initiatives across the GCC and the state of play on the respective bourses
  • Electronic trading in the Arab world: Assessing recent developments in technology and trading systems for buy side and sell side traders
  • Assessing the challenges and opportunities of successfully trading within the GCC
  • Assessing the benefits of electronic trading across the Middle East
  • The Buy-Side perspective on market developments in GCC Markets
  • Forecasting the future of the region and its interaction with global markets

If you would like to have a presence at TradeTech Middle East please call: Marie-Eve Cote on +971 4 360 2901 or email marie-eve.cote@wbr.ae