2011 Investor Leadership Forum

2011 Investor Leadership Forum (New York)

Thursday, October 6, 2011
New York, NY

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Meeting Overview

Perspectives By:

Andrew Alford
Managing Director
Goldman Sachs Asset Management

Jeremy Baskin
Global CEO
AXA Rosenberg Group

Carson Boneck
Managing Director, Global Head of Investment Management
Capital IQ

Aaron Brown
Risk Manager
AQR Capital Management

Peter De Boer
Executive Managing Director, Head of Risk Products
S&P Capital IQ

Robert Dugger, PhD
Founder & Managing Partner
Hanover Investment Group

Daniel Farley, CFA
Chief Investment Officer, Multi Asset Class Solutions
State Street Global Advisors

Channing Ferrer
Senior Vice President, Head of Client Development Strategy and Operations
Capital IQ

Max Giolitti
Director of Risk Allocation
Wurts & Associates

John Guarnera
Managing Director
Societe Generale Corporate & Investment Banking

Marc Harris
Co-Head of Global Research
RBC Capital Markets

Amy Kadomatsu
Managing Director, Global Head of Investment Banking
Capital IQ

David J. Lynn, PhD
Managing Director - Head of Investment Strategy & Research
Clarion Partners

Filippo Rima
Managing Director, Global Head of Equities
Credit Suisse Asset Management

Mike Schumacher
Head of Global Rate Strategy
UBS AG

Michael Stohler, PhD
Chief Risk Officer, Alternative Investments
JP Morgan

Peter Stournaras
Managing Director, Portfolio Manager, Large Cap Series
BlackRock

Dave Williams
Managing Director, Head of Solutions Architects
S&P Capital IQ

Summary:

Change and uncertainty have become the main themes since the global financial crisis. As the governments and economies of the developed world struggle to emerge from recession, the emerging economies are experiencing growth rates well beyond the developed world. The main locus of economic activity seems to be shifting from the developed to the developing world.

The developed world, in an attempt to stimulate a global recovery, has flooded the global financial system with money. Continued worries over the sovereign debt crisis, a painful deleveraging process still in its early stages, and questions over the creditworthiness of the U.S. government have further complicated the picture. In contrast, the emerging economies are dealing with inflationary pressures, an unsettled Mideast, and rising commodity prices. Volatility seems to be the “new normal” for investors as they navigate this challenging backdrop .

On October 6^th, Argyle Executive Forum and Standard & Poor’s Valuation & Risk Strategies Group will bring together the world’s leading investment management firms to discuss their outlook and challenges for the year ahead.

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