The theme of PTC 2003 is Global Broadband/Global Challenges. At the conference, Dynasty will present a paper entitled “Broadband in the United States and Europe – What Went Wrong and What Are the Lessons for Asia?” In addition to applying lessons from the US and European broadband experience to the Asian context, Dynasty will present a number of policy-level recommendations aimed at achieving a more efficient channeling of capital and enhanced broadband uptake while also providing telecom operators with an adequate return on investment. The paper will be presented by John S. Fischer, Managing Director of Dynasty’s Denver office.

PTC 2003 will take place in Honolulu from January 19 to 23, 2003. For more information on the conference and registration details, please visit www.ptc.org/ptc2003.

Randolph L. Tom, Chairman and CEO of Dynasty, said: “Dynasty’s transactional, financial and regulatory expertise spans three continents – the United States, Asia and Europe. The paper we will present at PTC 2003 will leverage our multi-disciplinary international experience to present highly significant guidelines for successful broadband deployment. We believe Dynasty’s insight will be of particular relevance to Asian telecom operators, regulators and content providers, who will be able to rely on Dynasty’s unique insight to accelerate the proliferation of broadband access in Asia.”

About Dynasty Capital Services

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