European Investment Conference. Beyond Austerity: Opportunities for European Investors in the Global Market. 14-15 November 2013. London, UK

European Investment Conference

14–15 November 2013
Grand Connaught Rooms
London, United Kingdom

Economic conditions across the world’s financial markets have challenged investors. Now, as global economies strive to recover, investment professionals must seek out the new opportunities available to them.

This year, CFA Institute offers its flagship event in the region, the European Investment Conference, as a forum for serious investment professionals to hear the latest industry developments, learn about emerging opportunities and discuss key issues.

“Beyond Austerity” is a theme which focuses on the solutions, with diverse and thought-provoking speakers tackling topics such as proactive strategies, emerging markets and the future of finance. Gillian Tett, Associate Editor of the Financial Times will chair the programme, which includes a combination of stimulating plenary sessions and focused break-out workshops on topics such as equity premium, ETFs and private wealth.

In partnership with a compelling and informative programme, the European Investment Conference also provides delegates with the time to network with industry colleagues. It is an ideal opportunity to share best practice, as well as voice concerns and hear from different perspectives.

 

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