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ZAGREB, Dec 9 (Hina) - Croatian Economy Minister Nenad Porges on
Tuesday officially opened a two-day business conference titled
"Potentials of the Croatian Capital Market" being held at the
Sheraton Hotel in Zagreb.
According to a statement from the Economy Ministry, the conference,
organised by the London firm 'Euroforum', is being held for the
second year in a row, and among those taking part are
representatives from Croatian companies, banks, law firms and
multinational companies.
Participants this year include Deutsche Morgan Grenfell, the World
Bank, UBS, Creditanstalt, Raiffeisenbank, Croatian oil company
INA, the Croatian Electric Power Industry (HEP), Privredna Banka
Zagreb (PBZ), Croatian food producer 'Podravka', confectionery
maker 'Kras' and others.
In his address to conference delegates, Minister Porges began with
a reminder of the main economic indicators, stressing the success
of the government's stabilisation program.
Speaking about the Croatian capital market, the Economy Minister
emphasised that for now it was dominated by small investors who in
the process of privatisation had become shareholders, as well as by
banks and brokerages.
In the forthcoming period it was aimed that new strategic investors
would enter the Croatian capital market.
With this in mind, Porges especially pointed out the legislative
and institutional framework - the Zagreb Stock Exchange and the
Securities Commission - as well as growth of the securities market
in Croatia, the statement from the Economy Ministry said.
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