We are preparing a unique program for participants of the Budapest Economic Forum Summit on October 17. Almost all the main topics that define the current situation and prospects of the Hungarian economy will be covered, We deliver the answers directly to those coming to the conference: Those who control the government's economic policy, the great advocates of business life, the leaders of the central bank, the leaders of the banking sector, the elite of economists, and the elite of analysts at the same time. They will be located in one place.
The final item of the conference program is one Roundtable discussion entitled “Challenges of the Galactic Model: Ask about the opportunities and side effects…” It is no coincidence, because in this conversation, famous economists cover the most important topics affecting Hungary, without a start. The conversation will be moderated by István Madar, Senior Portfolio Analyst, and will be talked about here:
- Akos Peter Bode, University Professor, Budapest Corvinus University, Ph.D. MTA
- Zoltan Kurályi, CEO of the Center for Public Debt Management
- Professor György Soranyi, former President of the National Bank of Hungary, private university professor
- Viktor Zsiday, Portfolio Manager, Fund Manager, Citadella Derivatives Investment Fund
We welcome those who register to attend the conference with the following priority topics: a change of central bank head is imminent, the 2026 parliamentary elections are approaching, and a review of the government's economic management is scheduled. In light of all this, what can we expect in terms of investor perception of Hungarian assets, the euro/forint exchange rate, Hungarian public debt financing, and our overall growth opportunities?
Budapest Economic Forum 2024
Akos Peter Budd, Zoltan Kurályi, Gyorgy Suranyi, Viktor Zssiday in one place, in one conversation! It's not too late to register for the Budapest Economic Forum!
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