Скачать или смотреть Resource Nationalism in Mining – Opportunities and challenges for the industry

The continuing rise of resource nationalism between governments and mining companies is becoming increasingly critical.

Communities are expecting ever more explicit commitments around socio-economic development and sustainability. The industry is having to dramatically improve its performance in this area and enter the development space in ways few other industries ever must.

In this 45-minute conversation, our expert panel discussed:

Why are we seeing an increase in resource nationalism? Is it always linked to rising commodity prices or is it something deeper?
When, and under what circumstances is resource nationalism justified?
How should miners best respond to the threat of resource nationalism?
-How can resource nationalism best be factored in to investment decisions?
-Identifying future hotspots for government and jurisdictional risk in Africa

Speakers include:

Aime Emmanuel Yoka, Managing Partner, Marys Capital Investments, and President, Mining Federation , Congo Brazzaville

Ludivine Wouters, Managing Partner, Latitude Five

John Price, Managing Director, Americas Market Intelligence

Sylvia Noury, Partner, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP

Andrew Thake, Head of Content, Mines and Money

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