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MICROFINANCE

Financieros sin Fronteras. CONFERENCE February 22, 2011. AND ITS DUAL OBJECTIVE: Financial -Social Inclusion and S ustainable B usiness D evelopment. MICROFINANCE. Financieros sin Fronteras. CONFERENCE PROGRAM . 8:30-9:00 Registration

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  1. Financieros sin Fronteras CONFERENCE February 22, 2011 AND ITS DUAL OBJECTIVE: Financial-Social Inclusion and SustainableBusiness Development MICROFINANCE

  2. Financieros sin Fronteras CONFERENCE PROGRAM • 8:30-9:00 Registration • 9:00-9:15 Welcome: • Guillermo de la Dehesa, Chairman of Financieros sin Fronteras. • (also Chairman of the Centre for Economic Policy Research, London, Chairman of the Observatory of the European Central Bank and Chairman of the International Advisory Board of the IE Business School. Member of the Group of Thirty, Washington DC). • 9:15-9:30 Opening Remarks: • JoaquínGarralda, Dean of Academic Affairs of IE Business School and UN Global Compact´s Spanish Association Secretary. • 9:30-10:15 Where is Microfinance Now and Where Is It Headed To? • Michael Chu, Senior Lecturer of Business Administration, Harvard Business School. • 10:15-11:00 Coffee Break • 11:00-13:00 Panel 1: Different Cultures and Different Business Models in Microfinance • Moderator: Mr. EloyGarcía, Professor, Johns Hopkins University Carey Business School. Visiting Professor at IE Business School. • Asian Model • NazrulI Chowdhury, Microcredit Advisor at Fundación ICO and Collaborator of Prof. Muhammad Yunnus. • Latin American Model • Mercedes de Canalda,Chairmanof ADOPEM. • IslamicModel • Dr. Mehmet Asutay, SeniorLecturer of IslamicPoliticalEconomy and Finance, Durham University. • EuropeanModel • Guadalupe de la Mata, Senior Banker, European Investment Bank. Better Institutions, Better Societies

  3. Financieros sin Fronteras CONFERENCE PROGRAM • 13:00-13:15 Briefpresentationby Isabel Martín Castellá, Managing Director of Madrid Centro Financiero. • 13:15-15:00 Cocktel • 15:00-17:00 Panel 2: Investing in Microfinance: Financial and Social Returns. • Moderator: Iñigo Colomo, ChiefInvestmentOfficer, KBL EuropeanPrivateBankers. • Financialsustainability: microfinance’sfundamental factor. • Luca Torres, Co-Founder of Ambers and Co Capital Microfinanzas. • Microfinancedoublebottomobjectives: financial and social performance. • Laura Muñoz, NodusConsultores. • The contribution of ethical investment funds in microfinance. • Marcus Fedder, Co-Founder and Managing Partner , Agora Microfinance Fund. • 17:00-17:40 Findings, conclusions of the conference and the role of Financieros sin Fronteras in this field. • Cristina Trullols, Director of the Center of Islamic Economics and Finance, IE Business School, Secretary of Financieros sin Fronteras. • Ignacio de la Torre, Academic Director of the Master in Finance Programs of IE Business School, Arcano partner and Vice Chairman of Financierossin Fronteras. • 17::40-18:00 Closing Ceremony • Manuel Méndez del Rio Piovich, Chairman, FundaciónMicrofinanzas BBVA. Achieving Financial Inclusion

  4. Financieros sin Fronteras Aula Magna IE Business School María de Molina 13-15 28006 Madrid -Spain FsFContacts: María Luque Calvo T: 0034 687080557 Email: Maria.Luque.Calvo@ie.edu Sponsoredby: Collaborators

  5. Financieros sin Fronteras Whatis Financieros sin Fronteras? • Financieros sin Fronteras (FsF) is a non-profit organization established in 2009 as the result of a joint initiative of IE Business School students, faculty and staff in order to foster innovative financial inclusion internationally. • For example, through volunteer work of students, faculty and associated experts in the field, FsF: • Provides pro-bono consultancy and support to microfinance institutions (MFIs) so that they can measure effectively the results of their activities and become eligible worthy receivers of financial help from different public and private international sources. • Is currently involved in research activities related to several aspects of microfinance, mainly through the work of students in different IE degree programs that have shown a particular interest in this field. • Through all of its activities, it promotes the social and ethical commitment of private sector firms in order for them to generate a valuable contribution to society.

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