Analysis of the Osborne Budget - Peach Network's Finance Forum, 1 July

1 July, 2010, Soho Hotel, London

4.30pm to 6.30pm followed by drinks and canapés

Peach Network's annual Finance Forum for chief executives and finance directors will be held at London's Soho Hotel on the evening of 1 July - just days after George Osborne's emergency Budget. Those speaking include Orchid ceo Rufus Hall, Fuller's executive chairman Michael Turner and KPMG chief economist Andrew Smith.

It will be a week after George Osborne’s first Budget and our aim is to provide a comprehensive briefing on the likely impact for the UK eating and drinking-out market. We will have expert panel views from economists, investors, analysts, landlords and operators, including CEOs and CFOs, including a session on "What keeps FDs awake at night". For an invitation contact 01704 550383.

It will be an evening of “off-the-record” debate and discussion for chief executives and finance directors on the financial future of market. The formal session will be followed by informal chats over drinks and canapes at the Soho Hotel.

Speakers include

Frank Bandura, Carluccio's
Geof Collyer, Deutsche Bank
Rufus Hall, Orchid Group
Paul Hemming, Zolfo Cooper
Charlie McLean, Gaucho
Mohan Mansigani, Tragus
Ron Pearson, Bowmark Capital
Mark Sheehan, Coffer Corporate Leisure
Andrew Smith, KPMG
Michael Turner , Fuller Smith & Turner

Topic
George Osborne announces his “emergency budget” on 22 June – and provides perfect timing for the session. We will be evaluating the potential impact on consumer confidence, the possible effect on bank and private equity lending and stockmarket attitudes as well as specific issues relating to the eating and drinking out market, including: