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Date:
Tuesday 8 December 2009
Venue:
London Stock Exchange, London, EC4
There is strong evidence that, as a result of the crisis, the sub-advisory business has continued to grow.
At a time when transparency and simplicity is the order of the day, fund management delegation appears to have gained ground at the expense of fund purchasing, as it provides more control and visibility. So, how have the drivers to sub-advisory evolved, and what are the business considerations to make for buying expertise? Plus what kind of cultural change takes place within a firm moving towards the use of sub-advisers? Is fund management delegation always in the customers’ interest? What are the manager selection criteria that have gained more importance in the current environment? Lastly, which asset classes are best suited to the sub-advisory model and which are best managed in-house?
This first pan-European sub-advisory summit looks at answering these questions and exploring key issues, engaging the audience in relevant presentations. Delegates will benefit from interactive debates with both top European sub-advisers who dominate the asset management arena and distributors who are benefiting from asset management delegation.
A limited number of complimentary places, for senior financial professionals from Insurance Companies, Banks and Fund Houses, are available. Please register now to guarantee your place at what is set to be a popular event.
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