Local. Informed. Connected

InvestmentEurope is pleased to announce the next in our series of country-specific forums, the Fund Selector Forum Sweden to be held 24th April 2012 in Stockholm.

Local
We bring together local investment professionals with top-performing Fund and Asset Managers to explore the latest portfolio management strategies to outperform the market. Designed specifically for key fund selectors in Sweden, the Fund Selector Forum offers the opportunity to benefit from the expertise of leading Fund Managers giving you key insights into their most successful managed funds and current industry developments in a concise half-day conference.

Informed
The content of this Forum has been researched and developed in conjunction with our Advisory Board, Editorial Board and Fund Buyers in Sweden, to ensure the topics under discussion are key issues addressed by the best in the industry. With boardroom session groups no larger than 6, the forum allows for questioning and discussion of major subjects with leading players across a range of asset classes, helping delegates to consider the most current market developments and gain deeper understanding of how the investment environment is evolving.

Connected
Use the networking breaks, informal boardroom sessions and pre and post event communications to network with peers in the area, gain insight into how they are improving portfolio diversification and management, and meet with leading minds in the industry. With the focus on an audience of retail fund selectors operating in private banks, commercial banks, life insurance companies, family offices, funds of funds, independent financial advisers and independent distributors, the Forums prioritise those responsible for fund selection - including fund researchers, product designers, marketing and risk management executives and investment strategists. Use this time-effective and efficient conference to build valuable relationships with peers and experts alike.

Places are complimentary for those who qualify but strictly limited to only 20 delegates.