FUND MANAGER SELECTION 2017

Montag, 23.10.2017, 00:00 Uhr bis
Donnerstag, 26.10.2017, 00:00 Uhr

Central London

FUND MANAGER SELECTION 2017

e-fundresearch.com & investRFP.com proudly present
FUND MANAGER SELECTION 2017


Date: 23th - 26th October 2017
Location: Central London

More information & registration: https://finance.knect365.com/fund-manager-selection/

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Free Passes for Pension Funds, Sovereign Wealth Funds & Family Offices

 

Pre-conference workshop* (23 OCTOBER 2017): EFFICIENTLY CONSTRUCTING MANAGER & FUND RESEARCHES (hosted by investRFP.com)

*For cooperation opportunities, please contact [email protected]

Post-conference workshop (29 OCTOBER 2017): WRITING WINNING RESPONSES TO RFPS

Investment Approaches - Tackling the Smart Beta Maze?
Learn how the leading Institutional Investment Consultants and most forward thinking investment managers are selecting, creating, integrating and delivering smart beta portfolios and other solutions for sustainable long-term returns. 

Finding Efficiency in Selection Methodology and Governance
With more and more quantitative data readily available at no cost, efficient ways of measuring the qualitative factors of managers become imperative. Expert consultants and research providers explore the soft science and talk through the growing role of databases and other digital solutions. 

Are You Investing Responsibly?
Issues such as ESG, sustainable investments and social impact investing are now more than ever a priority for all funds. Leading specialised gatekeepers give us the update on how investment strategies are being developed to cater for the investors ever growing conscience.

BANTLEON Chefvolkswirt: Warshs Schweigen hat einen Preis

BANTLEON Chefvolkswirt Dr. Daniel Hartmann warnt vor Kevin Warshs Kurswechsel bei der Fed. Weniger Transparenz, weniger Pressekonferenzen und das mögliche Ende der „Dots“ könnten die Unsicherheit an den Märkten erhöhen, die Zinskurve versteilern und statt sinkender Leitzinsen höhere Risikoprämien auslösen.

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