Events for May 4, 2024 - April 16, 2024 › Other Industry Events

An important but sometimes overlooked issue in addressing the challenges women face in terms of career development and advancement is the role that men play in the family and on the homefront. While corporate efforts to support women through mentoring, job rotation, leadership training and accelerated development programs are important, the existence of a shared caregiving model at home is perhaps even more important when it comes to helping women advance.

Overview Attendance is limited. Please register early. In this webinar, Anne Walsh, CFA, will discuss strategies to weather near-term bond market risks from COVID-19 and a global recession and take advantage of attractive fixed income investment opportunities as they unfold. Despite zero to negative interest rates in many global bond markets and extraordinary [...]

In this one-hour discussion, we’ll talk with three heads of organizations each taking the lead on closing the gap in both interest and success in the financial fields for women and girls. Has the current pandemic changed the dynamics enabling women to be more effective workers, leaders, and mentors? How can we capitalize on remote work – increasing exposure of young women and girls to finance and providing leadership training that may play to women’s strengths?

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.

The Next Decade of Alternative Investments: From Adolescence to Responsible Citizenship. Both CAIA and AIMA will discuss the research behind the report and CAIA Association’s four-point call to action for the industry: Commit to education, embrace transparency, advocate for diversification, and democratize but protect.

Does the illiquidity premium really exist after fees?Can the efficient frontier really be expanded through private capital or can the same behavior be captured through highly indebted publicly traded small cap equities? Join Gregory Brown, Executive Director of the Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise at the University of North Carolina, and John Bowman, CFA, Senior Managing Director of the CAIA Association as they co-host a panel of experts that have wrestled and opined on this complex set of questions.(Co-hosted by Institute for Private Capital at the UNC Keenan Flagler Business School)