ECONOMIES OF INFLUENCE: The event attracts a powerful and intimate audience known for their influence, importance and/or impact on the markets.
ECONOMIES OF INTELLECT: Peer-to-peer interaction among lenders, issuers, dealers, market-makers, investors, regulators, rating agencies, economists, research analysts, trade organizations and leading service providers ECONOMIES OF KNOWLEDGE: Overview of global industry issues and pan-European developments; focus on best practices and trends along the mortgage value chain in primary and secondary markets; covers entire funding spectrum from whole loan sales and trades to cash securitization to structured covered bonds to covered bonds; breakout sessions feature leading players in all major national markets. ECONOMIES OF MARKETING: Through all of the year-round activities coordinated to move the dialogue to a collective pan-European forum, the event offers partners an unparalleled opportunity to differentiate, distribute and deliver their message to the entire industry from a single platform.
The dialogue continues! Thanks to all participants for helping to raise the level of dialogue and understanding in the European housing finance industry and for making EuroCatalyst 2003 an unparalleled success!
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HOTEL / VENUE: Ritz Carlton
Potsdamer Platz 3 10785 Berlin Germany Tel: +49 30 33 77 77 Fax: +49 30 33 777 5555 Web site: http://www.ritzcarlton.com/hotels/berlin/default.html 
The Ritz Carlton Berlin opened its doors on 12 January 2004, becoming an impressive landmark on the Berlin skyline and an important addition to one of Europe's most contemporary urban plaza, Potsdamer Platz. Located just a short distance from where the Berlin Wall once stood (and where a section of it still remains) and adjacent to the Sony Center and Leipziger Platz, the hotel epitomizes the continued economic and cultural resurgence of Germany's capital city. An integral part of The Beisheim Center complex, designed as a contemporary interpretation of a European city with blocks, streets and squares, the Ritz-Carlton is reminiscent of the golden age of art nouveau skyscrapers familiar in New York City and Chicago. Despite the inspiration of the golden age of art deco, the noted architectural firm of Hilmer and Sattler has created a design that is a fusion of modern trends. Even so, the architects also embrace a tribute to elements of classical European architecture. The sandstone exterior conveys both strength and light and stands in contrast to the soaring glass and steel structures, which are already a Potsdamer Platz signature. Check back here soon for more information on reserving a room at the Ritz Carlton Berlin for EuroCatalyst 2004. For more information about Berlin,
Berlininfo.com: international guide to Berlin please refer to these useful links: Berlin.de (Berlin Tourist Board) Time Out Berlin
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