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2018 Investment Management Research Workshop Now in its 10th year, the annual Investment Management Research Workshop showcases early stage research in the area of investments. It is an initiative of the Investment Management Research Program which is presented by Portfolio Construction Forum, in collaboration with faculty of the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Business School. The IMR Program is the successor to the UTS Paul Woolley Centre established in 2007. The 2018 IMR Workshop boasts a faculty of academic and financial services professionals including Prof Steve Satchell, Prof Tony He, Prof Harry Scheule, Dr Martin Fahy, Tim Farrelly and Aaron Minney, each presenting early stage investment management research for active discussion and feedback. Registration is strictly limited to just 60 delegates - so don't delay.
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Overview When, where, who it's suited to, CE hours About Introduction, 2018 Topics & Faculty, About IMR Program Register Registration options, terms and conditions
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WHEN
Thursday
12 April 2018 WHERE
Room 8.003,
Level 8 (take the lift) Casual parking is available a 2-minute walk away at Wilson Parking, 61 Quay St, Haymarket MOST SUITED TO Attendance is restricted to 60 delegates, which at past workshops has been split about one-third academics and two-thirds wealth management professionals. The Workshop is most relevant to: 1. academics who focus on research in funds management (across all asset classes, including real estate); wealth management (particularly investment and superannuation); and, banking (particularly financial intermediation and regulation). 2. investment management analysts - both practitioners and advocates - focused on the spectrum of issues involved in designing and building investment portfolios. This includes those from private wealth management firms, investment research and consulting houses, and funds management, superannuation and investment platform companies. CE ACCREDITATION: 4.00 CE HOURS The 2018 IMR Workshop has been assessed and accredited for 4.00 CE hours that can be used to help meet the CE/CPD requirements of 15 regulators, associations, institutes and designations - including ASIC RG104/105/146 CE requirements and CIMA® certificants’ CE commitment.
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INTRODUCTION Now in its 10th year, the annual Investment Management Research Workshop showcases early stage research in the area of investments to a practitioner and academic audience. The format provides a useful forum for very active communication between attendees and presenters. The Workshop is a companion program to the 2-day IMR Conference each September. Both the Workshop and the Conference are initiatives of the Investment Management Research Program which is presented by Portfolio Construction Forum, in collaboration with faculty of the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Business School. The IMR Program is the successor to the UTS Paul Woolley Centre established in 2007. IMR WORKSHOP - TOPICS & FACULTY
The mysteries of
minimum-variance investing
Information diffusion and
speed competition
The impact of loan loss
provisioning on bank capital requirements
Buying En Primeur: The rise
of the Grand Cru houses in the private capital
markets and implications for investment governance
in Australian superannuation funds
The impact of performance
measurement without imputation on fund manager and
corporate behaviour
Understanding how people spend their money in
retirement ABOUT THE IMR PROGRAM The Investment Management Research (IMR) Program aims to advance investment management research. It is presented by Portfolio Construction Forum, in collaboration with faculty of the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Business School. It succeeds the UTS Paul Woolley Centre that was led by UTS Professor Ron Bird since its foundation in 2007 - and Professor Bird continues as a Director of the IMR Program. The IMR Program is a series of initiatives that give rare opportunity for the full spectrum of investment management analysts – academics, professional investors, consultants, practitioners and advocates – to come together to debate and advance key investment management research issues.
Specifically, the IMR Program focuses on three topics
that are relevant to the Investing knowledge domain... ... across three core activities: 1. Research: Commissioned research that furthers the efficiency and effectiveness of investment management; 2. Debate: IMR Workshop (April) and IMR Conference (October) – investment research presentations and papers from a faculty of academic and practitioner experts; 3. Educate: Investment Management Analyst Course – core to the global Certified Investment Management Analyst (CIMA) certification program, and fundamental to quality investment management analyst knowledge, skills and expertise.
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By registering for the 2018 IMR Workshop, you agree you have read, understood and agree to be bound by the Registration Terms and Conditions below. REGISTRATION OPTIONS Registration is strictly limited to a maximum of 60 delegates, one third being academics and two-thirds being financial services professionals.
Academics: complimentary by invitation
Register now REGISTRATION TERMS & CONDITIONS Registration for the Program is subject to the standard Portfolio Construction Forum Program Terms and Conditions. By registering, you agree you have read, understood and agree to be bound by these, including but not limited to the CE policy and Cancellations policy. Registration inclusions Registration includes one individual attending the Program on Thursday 12 April 2018 including afternoon tea and networking drinks as well as membership of portfolioconstructionforum.edu.au and access to the online webcast published after the program. Travel, accommodation and parking are not included.
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