The board of the Forum Capital Market Instruments – Capital Market Financing e.V. and Wolf Theiss look forward to welcoming you to Vienna on January 24, 2024.
The event focuses primarily on the area of real estate and related issues.
Following the event, the forum invites you to a get-together where there is an opportunity for further discussions and networking.
On behalf of the entire board, we look forward to your active participation and a successful event!
When & Where:
Date: 24 January 2024
Start: 09:30
End: 16:30
Location: WPG/STBG LeitnerLeitner, Schwarzenbergplatz 14, 1040 Vienna
20. Kapitalmarktforum
Der Vorstand des Forums Kapitalmarktinstrumente – Kapitalmarktfinanzierung e.V. und Wolf Theiss freuen sich, Sie am 24. Januar 2024 in Wien willkommen zu heißen.
Die Veranstaltung konzentriert sich hauptsächlich auf den Bereich Immobilien und entsprechende Fragestellungen.
Im Anschluss an die Veranstaltung lädt das Forum zu einem Get-Together ein, bei dem Gelegenheit für weitere Diskussionen und Networking besteht.
Im Namen des gesamten Vorstands freuen wir uns bereits auf Ihre aktive Teilnahme und eine erfolgreiche Veranstaltung!
Wann & Wo:
Datum: 24. Januar 2024
Start: 09:30
Ende: 16:30
Ort: WPG/STBG LeitnerLeitner, Schwarzenbergplatz 14, 1040 Wien
20th Capital Markets Forum
The board of the Forum Capital Market Instruments – Capital Market Financing e.V. and Wolf Theiss look forward to welcoming you to Vienna on January 24, 2024. The event focuses primarily on the area of real estate and related issues. Following the event, the forum invites you to a get-together where there is an opportunity […]...
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