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Join us for the London Investment Summit covering gold, silver, and the platinum group metals. Key speakers will update us on their view on the direction for gold given the state of the world, the state of the platinum market, and what next for silver.

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Thursday, 20 May 2010
Summit Programme
Time Activity
08:30-09:30 Registration & Coffee
09:30-09:55 Opening Keynote: Gold & Silver Overview
09:55-10:20 Principal Sponsor's Expert Opinion: Raising Finance in Today's Marketplace
10:20-10:45 A silver producers view
10:45-11:05 Coffee & Networking
Session 1 Opportunities and challenges for gold & silver producers and explorers in the established hotspots
11:05-11:30 South Africa
11:30-11:55 Canada
11:55-12:20 Australia
12:20-12:45 Mexico
12:45-1:55 Networking Lunch
1:55-2:20 Afternoon Guest Speaker: Thu current state of the royalties business
Session 2 Opportunities and challenges for gold & silver companies in the emerging hotspots
2:20-2:45 Hotspot presentation 1
2:45-3:10 Hotspot presentation 2
3:10-3:35 Hotspot presentation 3
3:35-4:00 Coffee & Networking
Session 3 Platinum Group Metals
4:00-4:25 Keynote: Spotlight on demand for Platinum Group Metals
Speaker: Dr David Jollie - Editor of Platinum Metals Review and Johnson Matthey's Platinum Group Metals Markets Reports
4:25-4:50 Platinum
4:50-5:15 Palladium
5:15-5:45 Closing Keynote: A Fund Manager's View of the Precious Metals Marketplace
Speaker: Ned Naylor-Leyland - Investment Director, Cheviot Asset Management
5:45-7:30 Closing Drinks & Networking


We will also be hosting a series of project specific presentations throughout the day in The Central and The Square rooms.

Thursday, 20 May 2010
Company Presentations

Time Thames A Thames B
11:05-11:30 Focus on the emerging PGM producers
11:30-11:55 Company 2
11:55-12:20 Company 3
12:20-12:45 Company 4
1:55-2:20 Focus on the emerging silver producers Focus on the emerging gold producers
2:20-2:45 Silver company 1 Gold company 1
2:45-3:10 Silver company 2 Gold company 2
3:10-3:35 Silver company 3 Gold company 3

We will also be hosting a series of project specific presentations throughout the day in The Central and The Square rooms.

Thursday, 20 May 2010
London Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Stationers Hall
Directions to the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry

The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry is located at 33 Queen St, London EC4R 1AP in the centre of London's financial district.

Nearest stations:

• Bank tube (Central, Waterloo and City, Northern, DLR, Circle and District)

• Cannon Street Station (Circle and District and Mainline train)

• Mansion House tube (Circle and District)

WALKING DIRECTIONS:

From Bank - 6 minute walk
Exit onto Poultry and walk for approx. 20 m
Turn Right Into Queen Victoria Street and walk for approx.220 m
Turn Left Into Queen Street and walk for approx. 170 m (crossing over Cloak Lane)
33 Queen Street is the second building on the right hand side

From Mansion House - 3 minute walk
Exit onto Queen Victoria Street and walk for approx. 20 m
Turn Right into Cannon Street and walk for approx. 80 m
Turn Right into Queen Street and walk for approx. 110 m (crossing over Cloak Lane)
33 Queen Street is the second building on the right hand side

From Cannon Street Station - 3 minute walk
Exit onto Cannon Street and walk for approx. 20 m
Turn Left into Dowgate Hill and walk for approx. 10 m
Turn Right into Cloak Lane and walk for approx. 130 m (crossing over College Hill)
Turn Left into Queen Street
33 Queen Street is the second building on the right hand side

Sponsors

Rio Tinto Cheviot Asset Management Etruscan Resources Inc Alkane Resources Intierra Woulfe Mining Corp Global Witness Empire Mining Ivanhoe Mines Ltd. Barclays Capital International Finance Corporation London Stock Exchange Global Mining Finance Investec Resources Ambrian Capital plc Premier Gold Mines Limited Duluth Metals Helio Resource Corp Innov-X Systems Ernst & Young Geodex Minerals Lithium Alliance The Jack Lifton Report
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