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University of Latvia, Faculty of Economics and Management
“International Finance: Topical Questions and Teaching Master Classes”
Professional development seminar
Tuesday, October 7, 2014, 16:30 -18:30
University of Latvia, Faculty of Economics and Management
Aspazijas bulv. 5, 424 room, Riga, Latvia
16:10
Registration, coffee & snacks
16:30
Welcome and Opening Remarks:
Inta Bruna, Dean of Faculty of Economics and Management, University of Latvia
Hanss Golombeks, Deputy Head of the Baltic-German University Liaison Office
16:35
Ramona Rupeika- Apoga, Associated Professor, University of Latvia
Edgars Brekis, Associated Professor, University of Latvia
Priit Sander, Associated Professor, University of Tartu
Asta Gaigaliene, Lector, Vytautas Magnus University
Jan Franke –Viebach, Professor, University of Siegen
BALTIC-GERMAN NETWORK “INTERNATIONAL FINANCE”:
DEVELOPMENT OF STUDY PROCESS AND RESEARCH EXCELLENCE
16:50
Voldemars Strupka, Chief Economist & Strategist, Baltikums Bank AS
FINANCIAL MARKETS: TOPICAL QUESTIONS
17:05
Rolands Feldmanis, Representative in the European Union, CIS, Georgia and
Ukraine at Pierce Capital Partners
BUSINESS ANGELS: PROBLEMS AND CHALLENGES
17:20
Ansis Grasmanis, Chief Financial Officer, Swedbank Latvia
GLOBAL TRENDS IN RETAIL BANKING
17:35
Panel Discussions
Moderator: Valdone Darskuviene, Vice Dean, Faculty of Economics and
Management, Vytautas Magnus University
Panelists:
Andris Strazds, Adviser, International Relations and Communication Department,
Bank of Latvia
Andrejs Mežals, Chairman of the Board, Financial sector trade union
Ansis Grasmanis, Chief Financial Officer, Swedbank Latvia
Voldemars Strupka, Chief Economist & Strategist, Baltikums Bank AS
Rolands Feldmanis, Representative in the European Union, CIS, Georgia and
Ukraine at Pierce Capital Partners
Q & A session
18:15
Conclusion
Working language – English
This project of the Baltic-German University Liaison Office is supported by the German Academic
Exchange Service (DAAD) with funds from the Foreign Office of the Federal Republic Germany.