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What Are The Pros And Cons Of The CEE region For Investors?

Source: 0100 Conferences Tallinn

What are the pros and cons of the CEE region for investors?

We are really excited. We've created our first 0100 Conferences podcast!.

Elbruz Yilmaz, Investment Director @ 3TS Capital Partners together with Günter Oszwald, Partner @ Mazars accepted our invitation for the very first episode. They discussed topics such as the pros and cons of the CEE region for investors, financial reporting, audit, pricing, and also regional tax burdens & benefits.

You can listen to it also on PodBean and Soundcloud.

Follow us on LinkedIn, Twitter or Facebook to get up-to-date news on the European PE & VC trends and developments.

Moreover, don't miss our upcoming conference in Prague on the 16th of October 2019. You can elaborate more on the above-mentioned topics personally with Elbruz in Prague. He is speaking at Accelerated Growth panel discussion.

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