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The Madrid Stock Exchange Palace is preparing to host the 21st edition of the Medcap Forum, an event that will take place from May 27 to 29 and has become an essential meeting point for mid-cap and small-cap companies. About 800 participants are expected, along with more than 1,000 private meetings between listed companies and institutional investors. Approximately 24% of the investors are expected to come from countries such as the United States, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom, underscoring the event’s international reach.
Notable attendees include Bjørn Sibbern, President of BME and CEO of SIX, and Juan Flames, CEO of BME. They will join Carlos San Basilio, President of the CNMV, for the opening ceremony. Sibbern highlighted the Forum’s importance as a platform for evaluating the development of financial markets in Spain and strengthening relationships between companies and investors.
The event’s program will include panel discussions addressing crucial topics such as digital transformation, business growth, and financing through capital markets. On the first day, a panel moderated by Flames will discuss the challenges facing the Spanish economy, featuring experts including the CFO of Mapfre and the Chief Financial Officer of Sacyr.
The second day of the Forum will focus on facilitating companies’ access to capital markets, as well as on fixed income. An analysis of the real estate sector in Spain will also take place, with the presence of CEOs from prominent companies in the field. The event’s conclusion will address the impact of climate change on listed companies and investor perceptions, wrapping up with a roundtable discussion on growth strategies in BME Growth.
The Forum is sponsored by Cuatrecasas and receives support from various institutions and companies. For those interested in attending, a dedicated website has been set up to provide detailed information about the event and to facilitate registration for journalists.
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Source: MiMub in Spanish
