8 ноября 2010 г.

With the global credit crisis evolving, tough new questions about the very nature of the European economic model have started to emerge.

How do investment professionals adapt to the new economic climate? What does the increased focus on a common economic and regulatory framework mean for portfolio and fund managers? What tools will bring clarity to evolving credit markets?

The CFA Institute Third Annual European Investment Conference will focus on these questions and many more.

The outstanding line-up of topics and speakers includes:

• The State of the Credit Markets and the Implications for Global Investors, Matt King, CITI
• The Geopolitical Implications of the Credit Crisis, Willis Sparks, Eurasia Group
• The Political Constraints of the Eurozone and the Future of the EU, John Kay, Columnist for Financial Times and author of Obliquity: Why our goals are best achieved indirectly
• Sovereign Finance: How Treasuries Respond to Financial Panic and the Implications for the Global Economy, panel discussion including Martha Oberndorfer, CFA, Austrian Federal Financing Agency
• Behavioral Psychology and Financial Policy: Is Overconfidence Leading Central Bankers Astray? James Montier, GMO UK Ltd.
• Closing Keynote Address, Nouriel Roubini, Roubini Global Economics and Stern School of Business, New York University

Why should you attend?

• Gain practical insights into recent research, risk management approaches, and new analytical tools pertinent to European investing
• Learn what some of the industry's top thinkers have to say about the future of investment management
• Network, share ideas, and build rewarding relationships with fellow investment professionals, academics, and industry experts
• Stay competitive — both you and your employer will benefit from shared knowledge and perspectives
• Explore fresh perspectives on themes such as investment opportunities in Eurozone credit and secondary mortgage markets, courting cautious sovereign wealth funds, and managing illiquid portfolios

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