Other Partners
The OXUS Group is working hand in hand with a set of trustworthy and reliable partners from a wide range of professional backgrounds.
Allen & Overy is one of a small group of truly international and integrated law firms with approximately 5,000 staff, including over 450 partners, working in 34 major centres worldwide. The tree analogy best illustrates what Allen & Overy must achieve to be global: broad international cover with deep local roots. It must be present in those locations that are the source or destination of the major international capital flows and in the financial centres that handle those flows. But it must also build deep, well-informed and well-connected local law practices in those locations that allow it to assist global and national clients alike. As a law firm, Allen & Overy is interested in fairness. That is why ‘justice around the world’ is the theme it has adopted to express its commitment to behaving responsibly.
Allen & Overy regularly provides the OXUS group with valuable legal counselling.
For more information, please visit: www.allenovery.com
Micro-Finance sits at the crossroads of two fundamental dimensions of the school’s mission: entrepreneurial management and social responsibility. The creation of a Chair in Micro-Finance in April 2009 was the culmination of a project that has enabled the school to become a leader in France in this domain with regard to research, teaching and to action in the field. Professor Arvind Ashta, holder of the Chair, leads a team of 8 people, including 3 faculty members, an associate professor and research assistants.
For more information, please visit: http://www.escdijon.eu
Founded in 2006, the European Microfinance Platform (e-MFP) is a network of over 130 organizations and individuals active in the field of microfinance. e-MFP was created with the goal of promoting cooperation between European microfinance actors working in the developing world by facilitating communication and information exchange. e-MFP members include banks, financial institutions, government agencies, NGOs, consultancy firms, researchers and universities.
For more information, please visit: http://www.e-mfp.eu
The Microfinance Centre (MFC) for Central & Eastern Europe and the New Independent States is an international, grass-root network of over 90 microfinance institutions from the region. Its mission is to promote poverty reduction and human development potential by promoting a socially-oriented and sustainable microfinance industry. MFC achieves its mission by providing high quality service and building long term relationships with the microfinance community.
For more information, please visit: http://www.mfc.org.pl
Founded in 2007 by a group of BNP Paribas employees, Microfinance Sans Frontières was set up with the goal of providing technical assistance to microfinance institutions. Since inception the association has developed 50 missions across 13 countries including Syria, Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso.
For more information, please visit: http://microfinancesansfrontieres.pourunmondequichange.com
As one of France’s foremost private banks, Neuflize OBC manages both private and business assets. Neuflize OBC is the privileged partner of families, entrepreneurs and senior executives alike. At 31 December 2008, it had € 19.6 billion of assets under management. It currently employs around 1,000 staff and is present in the main regions of France. It has the logistical support of its shareholder and international banking group, ABN AMRO. In line with its parent company, Neuflize OBC pursues a selective policy of corporate sponsorship.
Neuflize OBC provided OXUS with assistance to find investors for its initial round of equity investment. Since then, Neuflize OBC has been providing technical advice to the OXUS Group on its internal control procedures as well as the launch of its internal audit department.
For more information, please visit: http://www.abnamroprivatebanking.com
OCTO was established in 1998 at the initiative of its founders to create the first community of IT architects in France. OCTO’s offer is centered around four business lines: Consulting services in Information System Management; architecture and technologies; methodologies and management of evolution and project support. At present OCTO employs 160 consultants across 5 branches.
For more information, please visit: http://www.octo.com

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