mallowstreetThe events calendar for the institutional pensions & insurance industries

A selection of upcoming events from mallowstreet & our partners

Past Events

May 2015

  • mallowstreet Live: Hedge Funds and Derivatives

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    Tune in on Friday 8th May to hear our expert panel in our mallowstreet live debate: A Detailed Look at Hedge Funds.

    The panel includes:

    • Adam Sorab, Investment Committee Member | The BUPA Pension Fund
    • Christopher Fawcett, Senior Investment Officer | Permal
    • Paul Dackombe, Managing Director | Man Group
    Sponsored by
    • Permal
    • Man GLG

April 2015

  • Live Debate: Innovations in Defined Contribution

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    New rules take effect this year, dramatically altering the Defined Contribution Landscape.  This, combined with continued evolving government policy, is causing significant disruption in the Defined Contribution ecosystem. The panel will examine current trends and discuss how the investment universe is innovating to adapt to these changes.

    Sponsored by
    • State Street Global Advisors
    • The Investment Management Association
    • Standard Life Investments

  • The London Defined Contribution Drive In

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    New rules take effect this year, dramatically altering the Defined Contribution Landscape.  This, combined with continued evolving government policy is causing significant disruption in the Defined Contribution ecosystem.

    Sponsored by
    • Premier Pensions Management
    • Legal & General Investment Management
    • Eversheds LLP
    • Standard Life Investments

  • University Dinner: Listed Infrastructure: A Portfolio Utility

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    Peter Meany, Head of Global Listed Infrastructure at First State Investments, will discuss the asset class, his outlook for the year ahead and give his insights and experience on the utility offered by listed infrastructure to a broader diversified portfolio.

    Sponsored by
    • First State Investments

  • University Dinner: Going Dutch – Does transparency bring benefits to DB schemes?

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    Chris Sier and Matthijs Verweij of KAS BANK, the custodian and fund accountant to 27% of Dutch pension scheme assets, will explain how FTK reporting works in practice, how FTK reporting has impacted the way Dutch pension schemes operate, discuss what this transparency has done to enhance the Dutch industry and whether we should bring the lessons learnt from this to the UK.

    Sponsored by
    • KAS BANK