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Connecting Brazilian asset allocators with lucrative global opportunities
Educating fund managers on how to meet the needs of institutional investors in Brazil
Economic and regulatory changes have created opportunities and presented new challenges to Brazil’s institutional investor community. As interest rates come down, they are moving larger portions of their portfolios into equities and alternatives. At the same time, the CVM and CMN have opened new markets and asset classes to Brazilian pensions and fund managers.
Based on this demand for new investments opportunities and need for education, Terrapinn is bringing its most comprehensive asset allocation event to Brasil.
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Pre-conference workshop:
ETFs: from basic to advanced strategies
This course will provide practical training on the most important issues institutions face when trading iShares. From the more strategic ones like asset allocation, core-satellite investing and duration management to the more tactical ones like how to place trades, how to short iShares and how they operate internally, you will be armed with the tools you will need to navigate the ETF world. All in one day with the leader in the industry.
Your workshop leaders:
Marcelo Allain, Head, BGI Brazil
Diego Mora, Executive Manager, BGI Brazil
Natalie Pickering, PhD, Strategist for Institutional Investors, US, Barclays Global Investors
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Agenda at-a-glance
Conference day one:
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
- Setting the stage: capital markets and macro economics
- Defining allocation limits and building a framework
- Comparative asset allocation models
- Greek lessons: alpha and beta
Conference day two:
Thursday, December 4, 2008
- Following the plan: implementing asset allocation strategies
- Choosing external fund managers
- Sustainability and earning social dividends
- Fixed income: what has changed and what remains the same?
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A conference by and for institutional investors
The Asset Allocation Summit Brasil is designed around the unique needs of domestic and international institutional investors.
Brazilian investors, including open and closed pension plans, corporate treasuries and insurance companies, will find information on portfolio strategies, asset classes and risk management. The agenda will include case studies from local and overseas investors, insights from consultants, and expertise from regulators, government officials and economists.
International investors are increasingly looking to Brazil for returns in the face of a slowing global economy. The recent upgrade to investment grade, has only made the spotlight burn brighter. Here, they can gain the latest intelligence on the state of the Brazilian capital markets, learn how local investors are accessing the markets and meet leading domestic asset managers.
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Carl Hess
