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"Managing Exchange Rate Risk as
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A Luncheon Seminar Featuring
David Vining
Executive Director
JPMorgan Chase Bank
and
Jack Borland
Managing Director, South Region of JPMorgan Chase Bank’s foreign exchange trading and sales teams
Wednesday,
April 16, 2008
12:00 Noon -
2:00 p.m.
Executive Offices, Suite
2900, WTC
2 Canal Street, New Orleans
(Free validated parking in the WTC
Garage)
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Note:
Following the seminar, the speakers will be available for
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Discussion will include the recent global economic performance
and outlook; the slide of the US dollar in the FX market and what to
expect for the remainder of 2008. New challenges for importers and
exporters as the US dollar reaches historic lows against major
currencies will also be addressed. The latter topic is a must for
all CEOs and CFOs with exposure to world markets, from cross-border
procurement to selling internationally, structuring overseas joint
ventures, and funding foreign subsidiaries. FX management can mean
success or failure to an otherwise solid business plan.
Program highlights:
- Current trends in the world economy and how they affect U.S.
business
- Value of the U.S. dollar, a retrospective of where it has been
and where it might
be headed in 2009
- New challenges when negotiating international contracts
- Protecting cash flow and asset valuation from FX risk
David Vining
is an Executive Director at JPMorgan Chase Bank. He is a senior
member of the Foreign Exchange and Interest Rate Derivatives Sales
Group based in Houston and focuses on providing middle market and
mid-corporate bank clients with foreign currency and interest rate
management hedging tools and strategies. With 35 years of
international banking experience, including JPMorgan Chase since
1993, Mr. Vining has managed the foreign currency and international
interest rate trading and sales teams of several regional banks.
He holds a graduate degree from the Southwestern Graduate School
of Banking in Dallas.
Jack Borland
is the Managing Director of the South Region of JPMorgan Chase
Bank’s foreign exchange trading and sales teams. He is
responsible for marketing and sales of the Foreign Exchange Group
based in Dallas and Houston. His team focuses on providing middle
market and mid-corporate bank clients, through the South and
Southeast, with foreign currency and interest rate management
hedging tools and strategies. Mr. Borland has 30-plus years of
international banking experience, including JPMorgan Chase since
1986. He holds an
AB in International Relations from St. Joseph’s University and an MA
in International Affairs from John Hopkins School of Advanced
International Studies.
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Sponsoring Organizations
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World Trade Center of New Orleans
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- In Cooperation With
Ark-La-Tex Regional Export & Technology Center
Baton Rouge Center for World Affairs
Consular Corps of New Orleans
Europe-Louisiana Business Council
French American Chamber of
Commerce
International Freight Forwarders and Customs Brokers
Association
International Trade Council/Red River Region
Jefferson Chamber
Louisiana District Export Council
Louisiana International Trade Center/SBDC
Louisiana Tax Free Shopping
Louisiana Technology Council
Loyola College of Business Administration
New Orleans Chamber of Commerce
New Orleans U.S. Export Assistance Center
Propeller Club, Port of New Orleans
World Affairs Council of New Orleans
World Trade Club of Greater New Orleans
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For sponsorship opportunities for future
WTC programs contact
Susannah Coolidge at
scoolidge@wtcno.org or (504) 529-1601, ext. 222
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Cost:
$30 for members of the sponsoring
organizations and companies.
$35
for non-members.
Registration and prepayment are
required by
April 14, 10:00 a.m.
(cancellation notice required by
April 14, 10:00
a.m.)
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