The events calendar for the institutional pensions & insurance industries
A selection of upcoming events from mallowstreet & our partners
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Past Events
November 2015
University Dinner: The Long and Short of it - Avoiding the Pitfalls of Long-Short Investing
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Jupiter are pleased to be hosting their first mallowstreet University Dinner: The long and short of it – avoiding the pitfalls of long/short investing
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Jupiter Asset Management
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October 2015
University Dinner: The Future Book - Unravelling Workplace Pensions
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Columbia Threadneedle are hosting their second mallowstreet University Dinner as part of the 2015 series of education events.
Over the course of the evening Chris Wagstaff, Head of Pensions and Investment Education, will explore the key and emerging DC trends and policy implications from the inaugural edition of The Future Book – Unravelling Workplace Pensions.
Please join us for an informed debate on the direction of travel in the DC world and what we, as a pensions community, can and should be doing to facilitate better DC member engagement and more informed decision making, if good financial outcomes are to be achieved.
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Columbia Threadneedle
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The mallowstreet Dublin Roadshow
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Mallowstreet is very excited to be hosting our first Educational Workshop in Dublin. This morning workshop will examine what is ‘best practice’ for trustee board decision making, explore the role for multi-asset investments in a portfolio, and explore the road ahead for policy and regulation.
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Irish Association of Pension Funds
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JNM Investment Governance
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Aviva Investors
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mallowstreet University Dinner: The Role of Multi-Asset in Full Funding
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With pension schemes looking to manage their funding levels with a view to being fully funded, Multi-Asset Portfolio Manager Nick Samouilhan of Aviva Investors will discuss the appropriate place for multi-asset and multi-strategy funds in pension scheme portfolios. There’s a growing interest in products like these from schemes of all sizes, but why? And if your scheme is interested, Nick will examine some of the options available, from growth funds to income and liability matching.
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mallowstreet University Dinner: Global Risk Premia
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Historically, risk-free interest has accounted for a significant part of investors' total returns. Exposure to risk premia (betas) and the attainment of alpha has played a secondary role. Today however, low or even no yields mean risk-free investing doesn’t generate the same level of returns. Alpha is not scalable, and fluctuates. Investors must increase the level of risk in their portfolios in order to close the yield gap.
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Quoniam
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mallowstreet University Dinner: The Governance Gap – Implementation Matters
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Governing UK pension plans effectively is becoming an ever greater challenge as they continue to utilise increasingly sophisticated investment techniques in response to meeting the needs of a maturing industry. Our analysis of recent research conducted with both Finance Directors and Trustees suggests that whilst good progress appears to have been made on plan strategy, there is still progress to be made in the important aspects of effective implementation and communication.
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Russell Investments
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