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Catalysed by the pandemic, asset managers have had to rapidly embrace new technologies as the industry adjusts to new ways of doing business, some of which are likely to remain after the COVID-19 crisis ends. Low interest rates, increasing costs and further anticipated consolidation compound the changes in the geopolitical landscape and market shifts that North America's asset managers face. However, with such change comes opportunities to innovate and build resilient business models that will differentiate the asset managers of tomorrow.
Hosted by the Financial Times, in collaboration with Ignites and FundFire, the Future of Asset Management North America will bring together FT Group editors and the most iconic leaders from the region's leading asset and wealth managers. The conference will explore how fund firms are adapting to the reforms shaping the future of the industry, while exploring the strategies being deployed to ensure long-term survival and growth amid a complicated investment landscape.
Regulatory landscape
Under the Biden administration, what will the regulation look like for investment managers?
The power of ESG
How are North American asset managers developing powerful sustainability strategies to differentiate from their competitors?
Harnessing technology
What leadership and organisational structures are needed to help foster and support the digital transformation of asset management?
World-class business leaders and speakers
Why attend?
Hear
Insights from leading CEOs on the strategies that will differentiate the asset managers of tomorrow
Network
Network with the asset and wealth management industry's movers and shakers from across North America
Explore
How the recovery will shape future business models of North America’s asset managers
"The event exceeded my expectations. The speakers were highly engaging and insightful. This event will become a 'must attend' on the conference circuit."
Tom Secaur, Chief Operating Officer, Citisoft
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