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3Rd Annual Capital Markets Conference in Israel 3rd Annual Capital Markets Conference in Israel Tuesday 13 November 2018 InterContinental David Tel Aviv Sponsors Partners Agenda 08:00 Registration & Networking Breakfast 11:30 Panel II – IPO Preparation – Perspectives and key insights from listed companies, investors, branding and PR, 09:00 Opening Address and banking for the journey towards listing in London Nikhil Rathi CEO, LSE Plc & Director of International Development, LSEG Moderator: Justine Zwerling Head of Primary Markets – Israel, LSEG 09:10 Keynote Speech Speakers: The Rt. Hon. Lord Pickles Parliamentary Chairman (Lords), Conservative Friends of Israel Vered Toledo COO, Shefa Yamim Giora Bitan EVP & CFO, ECI Telecom 09:20 Keynote Address Dru Danford Head of Corporate Advisory, Shore Capital David Quarrey British Ambassador to Israel Emma Burdett Partner, Maitland/AMO Anthony Carey Partner, Mazars 09:30 ELITE – SMEs & Capital Markets as the Growth Engine of the Economy – ELITE model for Israel – One year on 12:10 Opportunities to Raise Finance Through Global Bond Offering – Scaling, growth and investment through ELITE Darko Hajdukovic Head of Fixed Income, Funds & Analytics, UK Primary Markets, LSEG – Case Study: Israeli Companies on ELITE 12:20 A View from the Deck – Developments in Secondary Markets Moderator: Thomas Tyler Global Head of Sales, ELITE Massimo Butti Derivatives & Cash Trading, LSEG Speakers: Ronen Assia Co-founder and Chief Product Officer, eToro 12:35 ETF Trends & Outlook Moshit Yaffe Co-Founder & CEO, Zirra Fergus Slinger Managing Director and Head of iShares EMEA Sales, BlackRock 10:10 Panel I – Equity Raising Environment in London 12:45 London Stock Exchange Issuer Services Platform – Expanding global investor reach & profile via a London listing Itricia Roberts Internal Services and Spark Manager, LSEG – Latest capital market trends and outlook – Attractiveness for Israeli issuers & case studies 12:55 Closing Remarks – Legal and accounting implications of raising capital in London Tom Attenborough Head of International Business Development – Primary Markets, LSEG Moderator: Simon Fine CEO, Shore Capital 13:00 Networking Lunch Speakers: Penny Judd Chairman, Plus500 14:30 Conference Closes Panos Benos CFO, Energean Tom Attenborough Head of International Business Development – Primary Markets, LSEG Nick Davis CEO, Memery Crystal 10:50 Coffee Break 11:20 Presentation – Mythbusting IPOs James Clark Head of Tech and Lifesciences – Primary Markets, LSEG One-on-one investor meetings will be available to corporates all day between 8am and 6pm. 3rd Annual Capital Markets Conference in Israel 3rd Annual Capital Markets Conference in Israel Sponsors A world-leading BLACKROCK MAITLAND/AMO IPO market Established in 1988, BlackRock is the leading global Maitland/AMO is Europe’s leading financial, asset manager, serving many of the world’s largest corporate & political communications consultancy companies, pension funds, foundations, and public providing trusted advice and strategic counsel. institutions as well as millions of people from all walks of life. We have the depth of experience to provide you with trusted advice on any communication issue BlackRock has world-class capabilities designed you might encounter, whether your organisation 100+ IPOs £41bn+ for the clients’ greatest needs, with a comprehensive is facing a barrage of press criticism, planning an We saw over 100 IPOs on London Stock Raised in London through IPOs and range of products and services across capital investor roadshow or wants to launch a campaign market sectors as well as asset allocation, portfolio involving a key piece of Government policy. Exchange in 2017, an increase of +66% follow-on capital combined this 2017, management, financial modeling, and risk by number of IPOs compared to 2016, 36% higher than in 2016 management disciplines. We provide company leaders and the heads of and more than anywhere else in Europe major organisations with the communications BlackRock helps investors build better financial strategy they need to win over the audiences that futures and provides the investment and technology matter most to them. We then advocate tirelessly solutions they need when planning for their most for our clients among crucial opinion formers in important goals. the financial community, the media and the political world. As a fiduciary for its clients and as public company, £14.8bn+ 9/10 BlackRock focus is long-term sustainability. We understand the issues companies face in BlackRock aims to be a responsible corporate citizen dealing with the capital markets – whether More than £14.8bn was raised through London’s IPOs became even more and to take into account environmental, social and navigating a difficult earnings announcement, IPOs, nearly 4 times higher than the next international in 2017, with 9/10 of the top governance issues that have real and quantifiable preparing a company and management team European competitor IPOs by size coming from outside of the UK financial impacts over the long-term for the firm for IPO, broadening the mix of a shareholder and the firms in which invest. Long-term responsibility base or expanding sell-side coverage. We provide and sustainability are integrated into the business investor relations training for senior personnel and model and shareholder value creation framework. offer corporate governance best practice advice. With 70 offices in 30 countries and 135 investment maitland.co.uk teams, BlackRock is a truly global firm that can 20 49 combine the benefits of worldwide reach with local North American companies chose In 2017, 49 companies floated on AIM, service and relationships. As of September 30, 2018, the firm managed approximately $6.44 London for their listing in 2017 the world’s leading international growth trillion in assets on behalf of investors worldwide. market, raising over £2bn blackrock.com £5bn+ Over £5bn has been raised on AIM in follow-on fundraising from existing issuers in 2017, +23% compared to 2016 02 3rd Annual Capital Markets Conference in Israel 3rd Annual Capital Markets Conference in Israel 03 Think outside the bo Memery Crystal is entrepreneurial in spirit, commercially aware, international in outlook and pragmatic in approach. Our market-leading expertise within Capital Markets covers: - How to list on the London Stock Exchange - Various markets of the London Stock Exchange including Premium, Standard & AIM - Navigating the London process - Key eligibility criteria and applications - Expertise in assisting Israeli companies list in London - Hebrew speakers on our Israeli desk. We are well-connected to sponsors, nomads and brokers and regularly make introductions for our clients and contacts to the right adviser. If you are preparing for an IPO why not join the conversation? We speak your language. memerycrystal.com J001917 - Thinking outside the box ad_148x210mm.indd 1 18/09/2018 11:25 Sponsors Think MAZARS MEMERY CRYSTAL Think Mazars is a global player in the fields of audit, Memery Crystal is an international law firm, tax and advisory employing more than 20,000 based in London. The firm is commercially aware, professionals in 86 countries, through 300 offices entrepreneurial in spirit, international in outlook outside as a fully integrated partnership. In the UK we are and pragmatic in approach. The firm has a strong outside 2,000 people spread across 18 offices. international focus, with considerable cross-border transactional and dispute resolution experience We work with clients of all sizes, from SMEs to and a strong relationship with other independent mid-caps and global players, as well as start-ups the bo law firms around the world. The firm is a recognised and large listed companies at every stage of their the bo leader in a number of sectors, including corporate, development. We offer a different perspective and commercial, media & technology, natural resources, are committed to providing valuable insights and real estate, banking & finance and retail and leisure. developing enduring relationships. By combining our global thinking with technical expertise, we The corporate team advise on all aspects of equity deliver trust and create value for our clients. capital markets, M&A, debt and private equity for UK and international companies, institutions, Our Israel desk was established to give full service investors and entrepreneurs. We are acknowledged support to Israeli companies in their international market leaders in the small and mid-cap markets activities, monitor and share cross border investment arena advising on IPOs and dual listings on the Memery Crystal is entrepreneurial in spirit, commercially aware, opportunities and assist overseas companies Memery Crystal is entrepreneurial in spirit, commercially aware, Main Market and AIM. We also advise on all international in outlook and pragmatic in approach. establishing a presence in Israel or joint venturing aspects of public and private mergers, acquisitions international in outlook and pragmatic in approach. with Israeli partners. Services are co-ordinated on and disposals with a strong expertise in handling a global basis and are designed to meet our clients’ international M&A transactions. We are consistently needs for multijurisdictional support. We provide Our market-leading expertise within Capital Markets covers: ranked highly in The Legal 500, Chambers UK and Our market-leading expertise within Capital Markets covers: the highest quality services in a proactive and the AIM Advisers Rankings. cost-effective manner and,
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