IMPACT OF RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY ON ASSET MANAGEMENT

Asset Management Forum

Research and Technology are disrupting the asset management industry, and these two aspects have become fully intertwined.

Research is providing a greater understanding of performance and risk drivers in our industry. It allows for the design of systematic investment processes in all public market asset classes that can explain up to 80% of the performance of top quartile managers in the long run.

Technology is also making it possible to replace or complement financial activities that were traditionally handled solely by portfolio advisors and investment specialists. It also allows for new delivery platforms for investment products. ETFs and Robo advisors are but a glimpse of what is to come in the near future.

 

This transformation will be addressed by four top speakers.

 

OUR SPEAKERS

 

Broad view of the transformation of the financial service industry

 

R. JESSE McWATERS

Financial Innovation Lead

World Economic Forum

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The gap between distribution in financial services and disruption in the investment / research process

BRENT BEARDSLEY

Senior partner and managing director

Boston Consulting Group

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How systematic investment processes are disrupting the traditional asset management industry

RONALD KAHN, PhD

Managing Director, Global Head of Scientific Equity Research

BlackRock

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  KEYNOTE SPEAKER

The threat to our economic structure and of a jobless future brought by robotics

Martin Ford - Author of The New York Times Bestseller, Rise of the Robots

MARTIN FORD

Author, Rise of the Robots: Technology and the Threat of a Jobless Future (2015)

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2015 Financial Times and McKinsey Business Book of the Year Award winner

The New York Times Bestseller

All participants will receive an autographed copy of the book.

 

Click here if you wish to register for the Dinner with Martin Ford only.