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3rd Cumbre Financiera Argentina May 11, 2017 | Four Seasons | Buenos Aires, Argentina LatinFinance returned to Buenos Aires on May 11, 2017, for the 3rd edition of its Cumbre Financiera Argentina, held at the Four Seasons. Some 500 of Argentina’s leading public and corporate issuers, financial institutions, and investors, both local and international, gathered alongside top federal and local government officials for a full day of interactive panel discussions and networking, with over 150 private one-to-one business meetings held during the event. 2017 Event in Numbers: Total Participants 499 Issuers 164 Investors 70 Government 79 1-1 Meetings 156 Luis Caputo, Minister of Finance Government: Luis Caputo, Minister, Ministry of Finance Nicolás Dujovne, Minister, Ministry of Economy Guillermo Dietrich, Minister, Ministry of Transportation Rogelio Frigerio, Minister, Ministry of the Interior, Public Works and Housing Martín Kerchner Tomba, Minister, Ministry of Economy – Province of Mendoza Cristian Ocampo, Minister, Ministry of Finance and Economy – Province of Chaco Antonio Gustavo Labriola, Secretary of Finance, Province of Entre Ríos Martín Gavito, Director, Comisión Nacional de Valores Guillermo Dietrich, Minister of Transportation Investors: Carlos Planas, President & Senior Portfolio Manager, Axis Inversiones Jose Luis Daza, Founder & CIO, QFR Capital Pablo Albina, Country Head – Argentina, Schroders Investment Management Javier Montero, Portfolio Manager, Moneda Asset Management Julieta Henke, Country Head of Argentina, Pioneer Investments Pablo Grunbaum, Vice President, The Rohatyn Group Nicolás Dujovne, Minister of Economy Corporates: Marcelo Mindlin, Chairman, Pampa Energia Eduardo S. Elsztain, President, Cresud / IRSA Manuel Santos Uribelarrea, Chairman & CEO, MSU Group Martin Genesio, President, AES Argentina Juan Martin Vico, CFO, CableVision Roberto Alexander, President, IBM Argentina Bernardo Andrews, CFO, Genneia Rogelio Frigerio, Minister of the Interior, Public Works and Housing Financial Institutions: Katia Bouazza, Head of Latin America Capital Financing, HSBC Manuel Herrera, CEO, Banco Hipotecario Juan Mazzon, CFO, Banco Patagonia Alejandra Naughton, CFO, Grupo Supervielle Juan Nápoli, President, Banco de Valores Javier Popowsky, CFO, Banco Industrial Nicolás Bendersky, Corporate Bank Head for Argentina, Citibank Alejandro Garcia, Head of LatAm Financial Institutions, Fitch Ratings Eduardo S. Elsztain, President, Cresud / IRSA www.latinfinanceevents.com/Argentina.

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