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Professor, School of Law University of Colorado USA Almir Guilherme Chief Financial Officer Petroleo Brasileiro SA Brazil Barbassa Petrobras Lionel Barber Editor The Financial Times United Kingdom Roger Barnett Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Shaklee Corporation USA Nicholas Barr Professor

Directors Senior Director and Office Manager Managing Director President and Chief Executive Officer Very Reverend Secretary to the President of the Republic of Korea for Green Growth and Environment, Office of the President, Republic of Korea Chairman Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Senior International

Professor. School of Law University of Colorado USA Almir Guilherme Barbassa Chief Financial Officer Petroleo Brasileiro SA Brazil Petrobras Lionel Barber Editor The Financial Times United Kingdom Roger Bamett Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Shaklee Corporation USA Nicholas Barr Professor

the Republic of Korea Kim Sam-Whan Very Reverend Myungsung Presbyterian Republic of Korea Church Kim Sang-Hyup Secretary to the President of the Republic of Korea for Green Growth and Environment, Office of the President. Republic of Korea Kim Seung Youn Chairman Hanwha Group Republic of Korea David Kim

Professor. School of Law University of Colorado USA Almir Guilherme Barbassa Chief Financial Officer Petroleo Brasileiro SA Brazil Petrobras Lionel Barber Editor The Financial Times United Kingdom Roger Bamett Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Shaklee Corporation USA Nicholas Barr Professor

the Republic of Korea Kim Sam-Whan Very Reverend Myungsung Presbyterian Republic of Korea Church Kim Sang-Hyup Secretary to the President of the Republic of Korea for Green Growth and Environment, Office of the President. Republic of Korea Kim Seung Youn Chairman Hanwha Group Republic of Korea David Kim

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ance. We will hear a lot more about Asian infrastructure lenders such as the China Development Bank, Japan's Bank for International Co-operation and South Korea's Eximbank. Their rise will signal a transfer of power from private-sector actors to state-controlled entities, as well as a geographic shift. The We