Passed event: Nordic Investment Conference 2022, 6.9.2022

Members & non-members event

date & time & location

6/9/2022 9:30-17:05 EET Clarion Hotel The Hub, Biskop Gunnerusgt. 3, 0106 Oslo, Norway / Virtual

Fee: Different prices apply

Hosted by CFA Society Norway and Forening for finansfag Norge in partnership with CFA Society Denmark/The Danish Finance Society, CFA Society Finland and CFA Society Sweden.

After navigating two years of a global pandemic, financial markets are left to grapple with an old, familiar foe: inflation. This year, the western world has experienced inflation rates not seen since the 1980s, putting upward pressure on interest rates, increasing the likelihood of a recession and sending the markets to a freefall. How should we as investors approach the now strangely foreign phenomenon? How does the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund – NBIM – handle the uncertainty?

The high inflation can partly be attributed to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which has increased tensions between the East and the West. With growing worldwide polarization and threats of geopolitical conflicts, can the past be a guide to the future? How will our relationship with China shape our future? And how can we as investors position for this?

Finally, as the world also struggles with an energy shortage, we must again rely on fossil fuels in order to secure our electricity demands, hence temporarily setting aside climate goals. What financial risks are there to losses in natural diversity? How does the leading Nordic sustainability funds integrate sustainability into private markets?

Confirmed speakers:

  • Antti Ilmanen, Principal and Co-Head of the Portfolio Solutions Group, AQR

  • Dag Huse, Chief Risk Officer, Norwegian Bank Investment Management

  • David Murrin, CEO, Emergent Asset Management and Global Forecaster

  • Emily Haisley, Managing Director, Risk and Quantitative Analysis, BlackRock

  • Hanna Ideström, Senior Portfolio Manager, Alternative Investments, AP4

  • Idar Kreutzer, CEO, Finans Norge

  • Isabelle Thompson, CFA, Portfolio Manager, DNB Asset Management

  • Marte Løfman, Senior Analyst, Impact Investments, Grieg Investor

  • Melanie Brooks, Portfolio Manager & Responsible for ESG, Fondsfinans Kapitalforvaltning

Agenda 

08:30 Welcome and introduction of the agenda

Pieter van Putten, CFA, Presidents Council Representative for Western Europe in CFA Institute

08:40 ESG at a crossroads - where do we go from here? & The Climate Crisis and the Role of Renewable Energy in the Energy Crisis

Marte Løfman, Senior Analyst, Impact Investments, Grieg Investor, & Melanie Brooks, Portfolio Manager & Responsible for ESG, Fondsfinans Kapitalforvaltning

09:20 Sustainability integration into private markets

Hanna Ideström, Senior Portfolio Manager, Alternative Investments, AP4

10:00 Break

10.30 Loss of biodiversity as a financial risk

Idar Kreutzer, CEO, Finans Norge, & Isabelle Thompson, CFA, Portfolio Manager, DNB Asset Management

11.20 Lunch

12.20 Inflation: Impact on wealth and asset management/investing amid low expected returns

Antti Ilmanen, Principal and Co-Head of the Portfolio Solutions Group, AQR

13.05 Behavioural finance: How does the new generation of asset managers deal with today's problems (for instance inflation & geopolitical issues) when most have never faced them before at this scale?

Emily Haisley, Managing Director, Risk and Quantitative Analysis, BlackRock

13.45 Break

14.15 How does NBIM manage portfolio risk in today's environment with high inflation, volatile markets and macroeconomic uncertainties?

Dag Huse, Chief Risk Officer, Norwegian Bank Investment Management 

15.00 Breaking the code of history: How China Will Impact our Future?

David Murrin, Principal, Global Forecaster

16.00 Closing remarks

16.05-18.00 Networking reception (in-person participants only)


If you have questions contact: trine.sy@finansfag.no

 
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