Global Figures Gather for Investment Focus on Sydney
More than 100 senior business and political leaders from Australia will join institutional investors from North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East for the Citi A50 Sydney Investment Summit, led by NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey.
The Summit forms part of the two-day Citi A50 Forum, co-hosted by Citi, the NSW Government, and the Australian Government, to promote the city as a regional financial hub and unlock global capital into critical sectors across the state.
It follows the landmark Australian Superannuation International Summit in Washington and New York in February this year, an initiative by the Hon Dr Kevin Rudd AC, Ambassador to the United States of America, to showcase Australia’s superannuation industry and boost investment ties.
Delegates will engage in strategic dialogue on Sydney’s role as a financial centre in the Asia-Pacific amid a shifting global economic and technological landscape.
Author's summary: Global leaders meet in Sydney to discuss investment opportunities.
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