The investment management industry, still recovering from global financial crisis, is entering an era of new challenges and potential difficulties. Challenges include continued geopolitical instability, changes to distribution models, increased focus on due diligence and transparency, the emergence of new technology and its impact on new potential market entrants, and most importantly, changing regulation. Regulatory change is perhaps the most prevalent and far-reaching byproduct of the global financial market downturn, and it continues to serve as one of the major drivers of industry transformation.
How will firms adapt to the new domestic and global regulatory framework? How will medium-sized and small asset managers find the scale to absorb regulatory costs? Will the new regulatory framework accelerate fund consolidation?
Chicago Booth invites you to join us in New York City for a discussion with Booth alumni and investment management professionals who will share their expertise and perspective on the current environment. Hear their take on the impact of regulatory change and the future of the investment management industry.
Program
6:30 PM-7:00 PM: Opening Networking
7:00 PM-8:30 PM: Panel and Q&A
8:30 PM-9:00 PM: Networking
Speaker Profiles
Julie Morton (Speaker)
Associate Dean of Career Services and Corporate Relations, Chicago Booth
Tom Wilson (Moderator)
Head of Talent Acquisition, OppenheimerFunds
Amy Levine (Panelist) '94
Vice President, Assistant Director of Credit Research, Shenkman Capital Management
Kenneth E. Volpert (Panelist) '85
Principal and Head of Taxable Bond Group, Vanguard
Dan Hanson (Panelist) '98
Head of U.S. Equities, Jarislowsky Fraser USA
James Viceconte (Panelist) '87
Portfolio Manager, Global Opportunistic Loan Strategy, AllianceBernstein
Questions
Erin O'Keefe
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