Transparency International named Denmark the least corrupt country. Hear from Morten Kjærgaard, Danmarks Nationalbank as he is interviewed by Soren Elbech of JP Morgan.
Most investment and risk models have difficulty reflecting regime changes characterized by market turbulence where asset prices behave in an uncharacteristic fashion, given their historical pattern of behavior. This presentation will demonstrate how Machine Learning uncovers subtle insights about correlated sources of risk that may not be detected by off-the-shelf risk models or fundamental portfolio and security analysis.
This series of webinars will include speakers that are political figures in the US, primarily, and from other countries. Speakers will also be representatives from think tanks with valuable policy insights.
This event will be a presentation and a discussion of a number of new essays about the latest trends and developments in the maturing area of Sustainable Investing and ESG Integration
Amy McGarrity, Colorado PERA will be interviewed by John Bowman of CAIA on the pressures and how to manage them.
Advanced technologies (e.g. AI, machine learning) are slowly permeating the real estate industry allowing owner/operators, investors, agents/brokers and other end-users of real estate to operate in a more efficient real estate marketplace.
Active managers face three headwinds – declining fees, outflows, and the increasingly difficult task of delivering consistent alpha in a competitive market. Our industry has the opportunity to address these issues by modernizing investment research. The Society of Quantitative Analysts (SQA) and CFA Society New York are pleased to present a series of timely panel discussions on this opportunity. Each featured panel will focus, respectively, on one of four key steps identified as fundamental to the modernization of investment research.
Jeroen Bos, CFA, CAIA will interview Valentijn van Nieuwenhuijzen to find out what's next.
Ashby Monk (Stanford) thinks investors will need to understand more about long term risks, unconventional data and have good tech partners in the future.
Master financial and valuation modeling in this 3-day intensive virtual boot camp. Wall Street Prep's Financial and Valuation Modeling Boot Camp will teach you how to build models the way it's done on the job. This is the same intensive virtual training used to prepare incoming analysts at top financial institutions.
Join us as we discuss the evolving trading systems landscape from an asset management perspective. Order and Execution Management Systems (OMSs/EMSs) and related systems continue to evolve given technological advances, vendor competition and client demands – and our experts will provide participants with valued perspectives on how to value, choose and optimize critical trading systems.
Scenario analysis is one of the most useful tools for incorporating climate change-related risks and opportunities into the investment process. It enables a company’s management, analysts and investors to envision a number of different possible outcomes and test the sensitivity of returns to a number of prominent risk factors.
Join us as Jo Murphy (CAIA) interviews Professor Mark Konyn, Group CIO at AIA, the largest independent, publicly listed pan-Asian life insurance group.
This boot camp is an intensive instructor-led training program that will teach you how to take Excel by the horns and make it do whatever you want through a simple but effective tool called “VBA.” Trainees will learn how to unlock the secrets of automation and efficiency in Excel VBA through real world finance-related exercises. No prior programming knowledge is needed.
The secondary market began in the 1980’s as a method to provide liquidity to investors in illiquid private equity and other pools of alternative assets. Secondary funds build exposure to illiquid portfolios by acquiring existing positions in single funds or a portfolio of funds from limited partners (“LPs”) seeking early liquidity often at a discount to recent valuations.
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