Fwd: FW: Regarding your registration - Private Equity in Southern Africa 2014

[Anthony Stonefield]

I think this is a new bait-and-switch method that so many of the conferences are using now. They get you to apply (get your contact details) and then say sorry you have to pay.

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From: Anthony Stonefield <aston...@gramercyventures.com>
Date: Thu, Nov 28, 2013 at 6:08 AM
Subject: FW: Regarding your registration - Private Equity in Southern Africa 2014
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From: FT Live <ftl...@ft.com>
Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2013 5:02 PM
To: Anthony Stonefield
Subject: Regarding your registration - Private Equity in Southern Africa 2014

 

Dear Anthony Stonefield,

Thank you for your registration to attend our upcoming Private Equity in Southern Africa 2014

Unfortunately we are unable to provide a complimentary pass on this occasion. Complimentary passes are only available to qualified limited partners from pension funds, SWFs, foundations, endowments, non-financial corporations and single family offices.

A limited number of paying places are available for Private Equity Houses, Banks, Fund Managers, Asset Managers, Multi-Family Offices, GPs, Fund of Funds, Lawyers, Accountants, Investment Consultants / Advisory, and senior representatives from Professional Services Firms at the following rate per delegate:

Private Equity in Southern Africa only - Paid Ticket £995.00

 

Discounts are available for EMPEA members - please refer to online registration page.

With keynote addresses, lively panel discussion and case-studies, the 2014 summit promises to provide a platform for debate, learning and networking. Please reserve your place by re-registering online.

I hope you can join us for the prestigious Private Equity summit.

 

With kind regards, 

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