Financial Conference discusses economic paradoxes, challenges

Ljubljana, 10 May - A paradox of the global economy is that developed countries are making seemingly safe but in fact less stable and profitable investments rather than investing into emerging economies, keynote speaker at the two-day Financial Conference in Portorož, Sony Kapoor, pointed out.

Portorož Bad bank CEO Imbre Balogh (centre) and the head of the Slovenian Sovereign Holding, Marko Jazbec (right) at a round table debate of the Financial Conference. Photo: Mitja Volčanšek/STA

Portorož
Bad bank CEO Imbre Balogh (centre) and the head of the Slovenian Sovereign Holding, Marko Jazbec (right) at a round table debate of the Financial Conference.
Photo: Mitja Volčanšek/STA

Portorož The head of the Slovenian Sovereign Holding, Marko Jazbec at a round table debate of the Financial Conference. Photo: Mitja Volčanšek/STA

Portorož
The head of the Slovenian Sovereign Holding, Marko Jazbec at a round table debate of the Financial Conference.
Photo: Mitja Volčanšek/STA

Portorož Bad bank CEO Imbre Balogh at a round table debate of the Financial Conference. Photo: Mitja Volčanšek/STA

Portorož
Bad bank CEO Imbre Balogh at a round table debate of the Financial Conference.
Photo: Mitja Volčanšek/STA

Portorož Sony Kapoor, executive director of company Re-Define and visiting researcher at the London School of Economics, addressing the Financial Conference. Photo: Mitja Volčanšek/STA

Portorož
Sony Kapoor, executive director of company Re-Define and visiting researcher at the London School of Economics, addressing the Financial Conference.
Photo: Mitja Volčanšek/STA

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