Category Archives: Event Details
4 Ways Millennials Can Avoid Following Their Passion
Lauren Friese, director of Workforce Innovation at RBC, makes a strong point about the ways that “passion” can set millennials up for failure. Read More
The Future of Global Investing
Asset owners play an important role shaping the future of asset management, and three of them shared their perspectives at the 71st CFA Institute Annual Conference in Hong Kong. Read More
9 Ways to Survive Disruption in the Workplace
Lauren Friese, director of Workforce Innovation at RBC, says that millennials will face disruption in their careers, but they can cope with it proactively instead of experientially. Read More
Looking for an Asset Management Job in Asia? Time to Measure Up
Be prepared to learn — and more importantly, demonstrate — new career competencies when looking for financial services opportunities in Asia. Read More
The Selling Mindset: Career Strategies for Ascending the Ranks
Eric Sim, CFA, explained how familiar strategies can be combined to build a useful plan to progress up the corporate ladder. Read More
The Future’s $100 Trillion Question
A convergence of megatrends sweeping through the investment world has left financial professionals wondering how it will all unfold. Read More
The Returns on Diversification
The investment management business must address two critical questions to improve its decision-making process. Read More
Staying Ahead of the Curve in Global Investing
The 71st CFA Institute Annual Conference has been designed to equip financial professionals with the tools necessary to succeed in an increasingly competitive, diverse, global working environment. Read More
Hong Kong Hosts the 71st CFA Institute Annual Conference
One of the world’s largest and longest-running gatherings of investment professionals will return to the Asia Pacific region this May. Read More
Eric Sim, CFA, and the Skills for Success
Eric Sim, CFA, emphasizes multitasking: “If you’re speaking to the CFO, your eyes should be on the CEO, and your other ear should be listening for your colleague” Read More
