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2nd Asian Investment Summit - Australia
2nd Asian Investment Summit - Australia
When:
14 April 2010
Where:
Melbourne, Australia
AsianInvestor magazine is pleased to announce the 2nd Asian Investment Summit in Melbourne presenting Australia’s superannuation funds and institutions with an opportunity to hear first hand from leading Asian asset managers and
other industry participants. Experts in both the traditional and alternative arenas will be presenting.
Topics/sessions that will be covered:
• The economic outlook for key regions for Asia
• Where are the Asian investment opportunities for superannuation funds?
• Governance and regulatory issues relating to investing offshore
• China and India - economic and investment overview
• Alternative investments – the appetite of institutional investors for Asian private equity, real estate, infrastructure and hedge funds
• Climate change issues for investors
• Asian distressed debt as an asset class
• Evaluating Asian ETF’s
• Asset liquidity and transition management
• Commodity investment - is it the right choice?
• Foreign exchange market – Dollars v RMB v others
Who should attend:
The delegates will include superannuation funds (corporate, master trust and industry schemes), government agencies, CIOs from insurance companies and other institutional investors, as well as industry providers.
For further information please contact:
Jonathan Watkin +852 9328 4868; jonathan.watkin@asianinvestor.net
Sponsorship opportunities:
Stuart Wadsworth; +65 6579 0533; Mobile +65 8121 7004
stuart.wadsworth@asianinvestor.net
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