CIVC 2011
The Canadian Investing Conference looks upon some of the indispensable areas of question in Investment Management industries, with topics such as ethical investing, urban development women in capital markets, high yield asset management, resource investing, sustainable investing and much more.
Presenting direction and guidance for the oncoming changes in respective industries, CIVC offers the rare opportunity for high profile professionals across North America to provide their insight, experiences and technical skills amongst the upcoming generation in both graduate and undergraduate programs.
With global networking opportunities, learning industry skill sets, understanding the quintessential changes in the business community and harnessing relationships with the future business leaders, CIVC offers a contemporary, unique and unforgettable experience for every level and type of involvement.
Topics Covered:
1. Asset Management & Allocation: High Yield Markets
Companies will speak on behalf of different investing methods, various funds and areas of high potential growth ranging from securities to real estate services. Professional representatives will discuss both their individual and company merits, with their goals and values in the near future in mind.
2. Ethical Investing: Redefining the Corporate Structure
Taking a look at how Corporate Social Responsibility has changed the structure of business for today and for the future. This is a perspective from Socially Responsible Investing- which maximizes financial return and social good. Professional representatives will speak about the challenges, importance and unique opportunities in Ethical Investing.
3. Clean Tech Investing: Is this the New Age?
Professionals will delve into details about Clean Tech Investing and its transition in the new generation. Many will take a look at its profitability, the current competitive challenges and the short and long term goals.
4. Urban Development: Investment Strategy
Company representatives will speak upon new investment strategies for asset management and acquisition with a focus in developed urban cities. Ranging from current challenges and innovative ideas- firms will articulate how they retain their competitive edge.
5. Women in Finance: The New Role
Featuring a workshop highlighting the careers, experiences and dilemmas of extraordinary women within the investing industry and promoting the entrance, development and advancement of women in various investing fields.
6. Resource Investing: Canada’s Commodities
Professionals and Companies in these industries will talk about the future for Canadian Commodities: Mining, Oil, Lumber and much more.
7. Foreign Exchange Markets: The World Around Us
Feature workshop highlighting the global impact of investing and the world around us.
8. An Economic Perspective
A perspective from the top economists speaking on behalf of the future for our world’s economy. Some of the topics will include rising interest rates, increase in retiring baby boomers, post-recession and much more.
9. Risk Modeling: Measuring The Unknown
A market leading financial information service will provide tools and methods on how the greatest unknown in investing is measured.