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Event Date | Wed Mar 17 EDT - Thu Mar 18 EDT (over 3 years ago) |
Location | Live Online |
Region | All |
Uncertain markets, regulatory change, shifting demographics and, of course, Covid-19 and all of its consequences, the potential for a deep recession to name just one. There is no doubt the market outlook today will pose tough questions for you and your clients. That said, well-run multi-asset portfolios should be able to offer up some suitable answers.
Professional Adviser’s Multi-Asset Masterclass has been designed to help UK financial advisers gain a greater understanding of this evolving and dynamic investment sector. Expert speakers will discuss why advisers should consider directing their clients towards multi-asset solutions, citing reasons like diversification, lower volatility, income generation and cost – or perhaps for that last point we should say value.
Delivered online over two half-day sessions, the Multi-Asset Masterclass will look to provide a case for multi-asset investing as well as an outlook for the sector over the year ahead.
Who should attend?
Professional Adviser welcomes delegates with the following job titles:
• Advisers
• Independent Financial Advisers
• Investment Advisers
• Investment Managers
• Financial Planners
• Wealth Managers
• Directors/CEOs of Financial Adviser Companies
2021 Speakers
Alex Funk, CFA
Portfolio Manager and CIO, Benchmark Capital
Arthur Swain
Head of UK Discretionary, UK Multi-Asset, HSBC
Ben Conway
Director, Hawksmoor Investment Management Limited & Head, Fund Managers Team
Camilla Searle
Portfolio Manager, UK Multi-Asset, HSBC
Dan Kemp
Chief Investment Officer, Morningstar’s Investment Management
Frank Atkins
Investment Director, Multi Asset Team Head
Pan Andreas
Head of Insight and Consulting (Funds and DFM), Defaqto
Steven Hay
Co-lead Manager, Managed Fund
2021 Sponsors
• Baillie Gifford
• Brooks Macdonald
• Hawksmoor
• HSBC
• Morningstar
• Schroders