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NEWSLETTER » 02/12/2009

Calyon in Hungary, the complete range of corporate and investment banking services

This month, Calyon puts the light on its presence in Hungary, notably through the interview of Tamas Molontay, Senior Country Officer.

Major deals, results, rankings: find out all the information published in November.

Zoom: Calyon in Hungary, the complete range of corporate and investment banking services

Calyon is one of the first international banks present in Hungary. Active since 1874 in the country, the Bank has extended its activities through the decades.

Interview with Tamas Molontay, Senior Country Officer

What are the specificities of the Hungarian market?
Hungary is an export-oriented country: the health of the Hungarian economy is notably correlated to the health of the European market economy. Another specificity is that Hungary does not belong to the Euro zone. Due to the nature of privatisations in the 1990s, around 80% of large and medium-sized companies are today held by foreign investors.

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Calyon, partner of Paris Europlace 2009 in Singapore

On October 26, 2009, in Singapore, Calyon and Crédit Agricole Asset Management were Gold sponsors for the first annual international forum of Paris Europlace (the organisation responsible for promoting the Paris financial markets). 

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The "Fixed Income Markets (FIM) Investment Series 2009" conferences went on in Hong Kong

The 2nd, 3rd and 4th parts of the conferences were held in Hong Kong.

Find out the three events:

"FX Strategies in the Post-Crisis World" - 29th October
"IRD Bespoke Solutions: An Advisory Approach" - 10th November
 "Oil Outlook: Will Asian Economic Recovery Support Oil Prices?" - 24th November
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