International Arbitration Insights

18 June 2008

Protecting Foreign Investments Seminar

Key Points:

Clayton Utz is hosting a panel discussion on 19 June 2008 on Protecting Foreign Investments which will cover the key issues in foreign investment outlined above from legal, financial and regulatory perspectives. The event is free of charge.

Panellists include:

David Anderson, Zurich Financial Services Australia Ltd

David Anderson manages the Australia office of Zurich’s Emerging Markets solutions unit, a leading underwriter of political risk and trade credit insurance. David launched the Australian unit in 2006, following many years of experience in the insurance industry in New York and Washington DC.

Leith Doody, Austrade

Leith Doody is Austrade’s former Regional Director for Europe, Middle East and Africa and is currently a State Manager for Austrade in Australia.

Doug Jones - Partner, Clayton Utz

Doug Jones heads the International Arbitration, Construction and Major Projects groups at Utz. He has extensive experience advising on major infrastructure projects and acting as counsel and arbitrator in international arbitrations.

Thierry Lauriol, JeantetAssociés

Thierry Lauriol is a Partner from leading French law firm JeantetAssociés and heads the Energy & Natural Resources team. He is experienced both as counsel and arbitrator in energy and natural resources arbitration, particularly in France, Europe and Africa.

David Short, Ernst & Young

David Short is an Executive Director within Ernst & Young’s International Tax Services group and provides international and corporate tax advice to multinational clients with investments into and out of Australia. David has extensive European tax experience through his previous role with Accenture as North Europe Tax Director.

Contact Vicky Feros on +61 2 9353 5304 or email vferos@claytonutz.com if you would like to attend.

Disclaimer
Clayton Utz communications are intended to provide commentary and general information. They should not be relied upon as legal advice. Formal legal advice should be sought in particular transactions or on matters of interest arising from this bulletin. Persons listed may not be admitted in all states or territories.
Share