The ETF Summit at the EDHEC Institutional Days in Paris on June 12 and 13 next will provide practitioners with the outputs of EDHEC's research in the fields of risk management and asset al
The ETF Summit at the EDHEC Institutional Days in Paris on June 12 and 13 next will provide practitioners with the outputs of EDHEC's research in the fields of risk management and asset allocation supported by Exchange Traded Funds. The summit will look at new uses for classic ETFs, novel forms of investment in the traditional classes, including new types of equity indices and new ETFs offering access to alternative strategies and classes.
Noël Amenc, director of the EDHEC Risk and Asset Management Research Centre, will be analysing the results of an exclusive survey of 200 institutional investors, the EDHEC European ETF Survey 2008, and EDHEC's researchers will be examining new forms of indices in the light of a new study on the subject.
In addition to EDHEC's plenary sessions, the asset management companies that are partnering with EDHEC on this conference, Deutsche Bank, Lyxor Asset Management, BNP Paribas Investment Partners, CASAM, iShares and Invesco PowerShares, will be conducting six workshops on the latest innovations in the area of ETFs.
You will find the programme for the ETF Summit here
For an electronic Word version of the registration form, please click here
The registration form can be filled out on your computer screen and e-mailed to EID2008@edhec-risk.com.
To register online, please visit store.edhec-risk.com
As the number of places is limited, we would recommend that you register for the event as soon as possible.
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