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CFA SOCIETY NEW YORK AND HARDING LOEVNER PRESENT:
How To Be Active
A debate about the value of fundamental research, stock picking, factor exposures and timing, as well as risk models.
REGISTRATION
Seats are limited to investment professionals only, so if you would like to attend, please request an invitation. When requesting an invitation, you will be prompted to provide your name, title, company and email address.
CFA Society New York reserves right to decline admission / refund registration costs
Time & Date
Thursday, Nov. 9 4:30 PM – 7:00 PM
Fee
Members: Free Nonmembers: $50

Agenda
4:30 PM – Registration
5:00 PM – Program Commencement
7:00 PM – Food, Drinks & Networking Reception
Additional agenda details TBA. Space limited.
Location
Harding Loevner 400 Crossing Blvd, Fourth Floor Bridgewater, NJ 08807
PARTICIPANTS
Andrew West, Manager of Research, Harding Loevner Simon Hallett, co-CIO, Harding Loevner Tim Kubarych, Deputy Manager, Investment Research, Harding Loevner Participants representing other investment strategies TBA
Organized by CFANY’s Global Investing Group
— This is a joint event between CFA Society New York and Harding Loevner. Harding Loevner is sponsoring this conversation as the event host on its corporate headquarters in Bridgewater, NJ. The program is a rare opportunity to hear prominent asset managers discuss the value of their approaches to generating investment returns and debate sources of investment edge. In the past decade, the financial services industry has witnessed continuing growth in diversity of its approaches to generating returns. This discussion will feature a panel of senior investment professionals who will share their own views on where there is opportunity to generate excess returns. You will depart the evening with insights into the versatility of investment strategies along with new ideas to help you achieve your investment objectives. The content portion of the event will be followed by a networking reception.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Asset owners, portfolio managers, financial advisors and research analysts employed at asset management firms, investment banks, hedge funds, mutual funds, and insurance companies, as well as pension plan sponsors.
LIKELY TOPICS COVERED
- Active vs. passive debate
- Does fundamental company investment research add value?
- Investment techniques that apply in the current marketplace
- Differentiating between investment management approaches: what works?
- The benefits and costs of factor proliferation
- Quantitative Risk Systems: underappreciated risks or rewards?
ABOUT HARDING LOEVNER
Harding Loevner’s philosophy: global, diversified portfolios of high-quality, growing businesses realize superior risk-adjusted returns. HL’s process is the set of investment decision-making rules followed to implement their philosophy, to invest globally in sustainably growing businesses. HL studies global industries to understand their competitive structures and the relative strengths and weaknesses of their constituent companies. Focusing on companies with high business quality and durable growth prospects, Harding Loevner assesses their risks and fair values, combines them into diversified portfolios, and monitors their business results against HL’s expectations.
CFA INSTITUTE CE CREDIT
Qualifies for 2 credit hours. For CFA Institute members, these credit hours will be updated automatically in your online CE TRACKING TOOL. DRESS CODE No jeans allowed, business attire recommended. WALK-INS No walk-ins or press permitted. MEDIA This event is in-house and is not being broadcasted nor recorded. No media will be present and speaker or attendee attribution, in any form, is a violation of CFA Society New York’s code of conduct.
DISCLAIMER OF ENDORSEMENT References herein to any specific sponsor or service do not necessarily constitute or imply the endorsement, recommendation or favoring by CFA Society New York. CFA Society New York strives to be a community for diverse opinions and differing perspectives, and the views and opinions expressed by speakers, presenters and/or organizers at events do not necessarily state or reflect those of CFA Society New York. CFA Society New York expects all attendees to comply with CFA Society New York’s Code of Conduct while attending CFA Society New York events or meetings. CFA Society New York expressly reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to grant or deny access to any individual, or to expel any individual from any CFA Society New York event or meeting.