ZCA Seminar: Shipping and Trading Law – November 26, 2019
HFW and ZCA come together once again to offer the shipping and trading community in Zug a seminar covering some of the most interesting and pressing issues in the shipping industry today. Sanctions – in this update, Sarah Hunt will be tackling the implications of recent sanctions on Iran, Russia, Sudan and Venezuela, focusing particularly on their practical and commercial impact and on what trading still works in these jurisdictions. As a compliance update, we will examine the Wolfsberg Principles from a banking perspective, considering...
read moreZCA Seminar: Letters of indemnity: What the books do not tell you – December 5, 2019
Letters of indemnity: What the books do not tell you, the standard forms do not cover and the steps you can and should take to protect yourself Reed Smith LLP and Zug Commodity Association will be running a seminar on letters of indemnity. This 2-hour seminar will focus on the standard form “delivery” indemnity wordings recommended by the International Group of P&I Clubs along with commonly used “payment” indemnity wordings. It will first identify what are considered to be a number of issues with the standard forms that can arise in the...
read moreZCA HR Day: Staying on top of the latest HR trends – November 6, 2019
“Without connections, change happens in isolation and without lasting effect.” It is finally time for our networking annual HR event! We invite you to participate and share, connect, collaborate and evolve; Human Resources teams, also other influencers and decision makers are welcome to join! Our speakers are well-seasoned experts in their fields. They generously share real stories from daily practice and resources on the following topics: newest trends in pension funds ▪ employer branding ▪ career return ▪ international internship ▪ ...
read moreLCTA Global Commodities Conference 2019 – November 13, 2019
The annual international conference on commodities and commodity trading, organised by Lugano Commodity Trading Association (LCTA) and Conoscere Eurasia Association, will be held in Lugano on November 13 and 14, 2019. With a new format, the Global Commodities Conference will gather world-renowned special guests, international trade experts, commodity traders, banking institutions and service providers. It is a unique platform in the Italian-speaking part of Switzerland for networking and deepening of issues related to this sector. For more...
read moreZCA Seminar: Modern Technical Analysis for Commodities Traders – Thursday, October 17, 2019
17. October 2019 – 17. October 2019 | Register Description: What technical tools should I use? What timeframe is right for me? With technical analysis work well in my markets? What indicators should I have on my screen? Can I become systematic? Trevor Neil has the knowledge, experience and skills to help you to create a process to suit your objectives. He will assist turning your trading and analysis into a structured and disciplined process. No more thinking in a state of stress and fear. Now your actions will be easy and fluid – like...
read moreZCA Evening Event: Systematic Trading – Thursday, October 24, 2019
Improving Performance with rule-based decision making Systematic trading refers to trading & investing with clearly defined rules that have been tested in advance. Using proper back-test methods, recurring patterns can be identified based on historical data. Instead of relying on the trader’s intuition, all decisions are based on quantitative factors which are not driven by emotions. Especially for institutional market participants, professional software for technical analysis and algorithmic trading is an indispensable tool. David...
read moreZCA Evening Event: IMO 2020 Regulation: Is sailing an option? – September 12, 2019
The following two speakers will share their knowledge with us: Mr Jorne Langelaan, Dutch Captain For thousands of years the sailing vessel was the only, and emission free, option for long distance shipping. In the 19th century that all changed when burning fossil fuels replaced the wind as source of energy. This is the story of shipping through the ages, and offers a view on how to make global logistics, sustainable again. Ms Luisa Rodriguez, Transport Section of UNCTAD Presentation of latest Review of Maritime Transport: The Review of...
read moreGTR Commodities 2019
Following several successful years in Lugano, GTR’s annual event for the global commodities sector will relocate to Geneva for 2019, taking place at the Hotel President Wilson on September 19. Widely regarded as one of the premier gatherings for the global commodity financing sector, GTR Commodities 2019 will provide an unrivalled forum for networking and discussion on the key issues impacting on the global commodities market, from financing trends to geopolitical factors, sector profiles, risk management strategies, sustainability issues and...
read moreZCA Evening Event: Capturing CO2 from air – Wednesday, May 15, 2019
In order to limit global warming to 1.5°C, mankind needs to go car-bon neutral by 2050. This not only involves reducing carbon emissions, but also developing technologies, which enable the active removal of CO2 from the atmosphere on a large scale. Climeworks is a spin-off company from ETH in Zurich that has devel-oped a process to capture CO2 directly from air. The air-captured CO2 can be used in the merchant market to carbonate drinks or to fertilize greenhouses. It can also be synthesized to renewable fuels and mate-rials, providing a...
read more8th ZCA Annual General Meeting – Wednesday, May 15, 2019
Dear ZCA Member, We are pleased to invite you to the ZCA Annual General Meeting and the following Evening Event “Capturing CO2 from air”. 8th Annual General Meeting Wednesday, 15 May 2019 Program 17.15 – 18.00 – ZCA Annual General Meeting 18.15 – 19.45 – Evening Event (please see the separate flyer) 19.45 Apéro Documents for the AGM – invitation and agenda for the AGM – minutes of the AGM 2018 – audit report/financial statement – annual report 2018 – Flyer for the evening event Kind regards, Martin...
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