Emerging Markets Symposium

The Emerging Markets Symposium was created in 2008 to address problems of human welfare in emerging markets.

The Symposium:

• emphasizes conversations rather than presentations;
• facilitates conversations by limiting participation to 50 invitees;
• makes the most of their expertise by requiring all of them to contribute to the agenda and introduce or chair at least one session;
• promotes reflection by setting each symposium in the seclusion of Egrove Park, Oxford;
• encourages candour by enforcing the Chatham House Rule and excluding the press and media from all sessions;
• promotes implementation of findings and recommendations through comprehensive strategies of dissemination, communications and policy dialogue.

Find out more about the Emerging Markets Symposium here.