This year, the investment industry's longest-running educational gathering of investment professionals has the potential to reach a larger audience than ever before.
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Daniel Brocklebank, CFA, warns that asset owners and money managers must balance incentives carefully so that both groups get what they want.
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London has been a global financial capital for centuries, and this week it will host the investment industry’s largest and longest-running educational gathering of investment professionals.
The 72nd CFA Institute Annual Conference will highlight Disruption: The New Reality in Investment Management, focusing on disruption and its effects on the global investment profession.
Good policies enables healthy markets, and Mariana Mazzucato argues that an understanding of value is essential for creating good policies.
Investment adviser and former CFA Society Louisiana president Blair duQuesnay, CFA, warns that wealth managers who aren't connecting with the clients of the future are already behind the curve.