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Digital Finance: The Impact of Technology on All Aspects of Asset Management

January 18, 2023 | 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM

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Overview

Please join us for a moderated discussion about Digital Transformation, which has the potential to impact the end-to-end functions of investment management firms. We will discuss topics including but not limited to client distribution, investment strategy, and infrastructure & operations.

Clients: Digital Transformation is key to strengthening investor relationships and delivering tailored experiences, without losing the hands-on touch. According to EY, Digital channels allow firms to connect more frequently, flexibly, and engage with a wider range of clients. Client-centric digital distribution can help understand investors demands through analytics, engage investors through digital marketing, and inform investors about strategies and performance in real time.

Investing: Digital leaders in the investment management space benefit by automating compliance with portfolio guidelines and improving analytics pre and post trade. According to refinitiv, a surge in investor interest in alternative data, particularly ESG data, presents new opportunities leading asset managers to evolve their processes and look for new analytics solutions.

Operations & Technology: In North America, operations and technology costs for asset managers have grown twice as fast as total expenses in the last 10 years, according to McKinsey. Many firms have tried to manage complexity by expanding and patching legacy platforms that are not optimized for growth in a digital era. Digital leaders think of operations and technology as a unified function, and invest aggressively in modernizing old infrastructure, and leveraging next-gen capabilities.

Agenda

5:30 PM | REGISTRATION


6:00 PM | WELCOMING REMARKS

Christopher Flens-Batina, Vice Chair, Business Management Thought Leadership Group


6:10 PM | PANEL DISCUSSION

Moderator

Krishna Gottipaty, Senior Managing Partner, Gartner Consulting

Panelists

Mark McQueeney, CFA, Founder, nDecision Technologies LLC

Sean Slotterback, Managing Partner, Up Research


7:20 PM |  CLOSING REMARKS

Santosh Balachandar, CFA, Financial Services Professional, JP Morgan


7:30 PM | NETWORKING RECEPTION

Additional Details

Learning Outcomes

  • Understand how LP demands are changing with the advent of more powerful technology
  • Understand how GPs are able to drive interesting conversations with LPs, leveraging digital tools
  • Discuss how investors are using alternative data and technology to create a competitive advantage
  • Explore where Digital Transformation investments are core to investment strategies today, or if they are strategic future investments
  • Investigate how fund managers are remaking their operating platforms using technology