Fiduciary Risk, Trading Controls and External Asset Manager Selection

Join us for our timely webinar about trading controls. At a time of unprecedented market volatility and repeated reports of larger than life losses, hear experts talk about  processes used to determine and monitor limits, vet authorized trading, review style drft and detect early warning signals. You can register today by clicking here. If you are unable to attend, a taped recording will be available for a nominal cost. Email us with questions or comments.

The event takes place on March 5, 2008 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. EST.

Pension Governance, LLC is registered with CFA Institute as an Approved Provider of professional development programs. This program is eligible for 1.5 PD credit hours as granted by CFA Institute.

Who Should Attend:
Plan sponsors, plan administrators, pension consultants, board members with responsibilities for selection of investment fiduciary advisors, regulators, bankers, mutual fund and hedge fund managers with (or seeking to attract) pension fund investors

Learning Points:
Persons who attend this 75-minute webinar will learn the following:

  • What Constitutes "Must Have" Elements of Effective Risk Management Systems
  • Ways to Detect Deviation from Management Style and/or Excess Position Concentration
  • Red Flags Regarding Possible Rogue Trading
  • Industry Best Practices for Trading Controls and Lessons Learned About What to Avoid

Speakers:
Dr. Susan M. Mangiero, AIFA, AVA, CFA, FRM - Moderator
President
Pension Governance, LLC

Mr. W. Anthony Turner - Speaker
Principal
Financial Tracking, LLC

Mr. Gavin W. Watson – Speaker
Business Manager for Asset Managers, Pensions and Insurance
RiskMetrics Group, Inc.

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