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AIMA Australia Hedge Fund Forum 2015
- Start
- September 15, '15
- Venue
- Sofitel Sydney Wentworth
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Address
- Australia
Interest in hedge funds in Australia is intensifying. Since 2012, the hedge fund sector in Australia has grown over 45 per cent, to $96.9 billion, as investors look further afield for ways to diversify and enhance portfolios. With the industry set to surpass $100 billion, the 2015 forum will provide candid insights into all aspects of running and investing in hedge funds here and abroad, now and in the future.
International industry icons Steve Kuhn, Partner & Co-Chief Investment Officer, Pine River Capital Management and Sandy Rattray, CEO of Man AHL lead a powerful line up of international and local presenters. Jack Inglis, Global CEO of AIMA, brings additional global perspective on how hedge fund sectors are evolving around the world.
Key topics to be discussed at the forum include the rise and implications of alternative beta, big data and the future of hedge fund research, governance & regulation, future of alpha generation, and the outlook for CTAs.
Confirmed speakers, more to come….
- Steve Kuhn, Partner & Co-Chief Investment Officer, Pine River Capital Management
- Sandy Rattray, CEO, Man AHL
- Jack Inglis, Global CEO, AIMA
- Paul Chadwick, Chair, AIMA Australia
- Damien Loveday, Global Head of Research, Towers Watson
- Travis Schoenleber, Head of Hedge Funds, Cambridge Associates
- David George, Head of Alternatives & Debt, Future Fund
- Phillip Jordan, President, Capital Fund Management
- Tim Schuler, Investment Strategist, Permal
- Deepak Rasgotra, Director, Fund Research, LGT Capital Partners (Apac)
- Steve Ezzes, Managing Director, Mariner
- John Hempton, CIO, Bronte Capital
- Dr Alistair Rew, Senior Portfolio Manager, AMP Capital
- Chris Addy, President and CEO, Castle Hall
The AIMA Australia Hedge Fund Forum is the official annual industry event for hedge fund managers, investors and influencers to exchange viewpoints and experiences that foster industry best practice and growth. Themed ‘Hedge funds – A look into the future’ the not-for-profit event is set to be bigger than ever this year, with a record number of local and international attendees registered.