- Understand how global market changes will affect your portfolio in the long term
- Meet your institutional investor peers and gain insight into their experiences
- Identify how Asia’s growth story can increase returns
- Engage with new tools to preserve capital and deliver growth
- Hear from leading global and domestic chief investment officers
- Pension funds
- Insurance companies
- Asset management companies
- Government investment funds
- Family offices
- Private banks
- Commercial banks
13th Institutional Investment Forum Korea
Register your interest for the Institutional Investment Forum Korea - 2020
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2019 Testimonials
“We think investment diversification is critical for NPS to achieve the goal of long-term profitability and stability at the same time.”
Ahn Hyoo-joon
Chief investment officer
NPS
“We all have to wonder how much longer (the abundance of capital in private equity since the global financial crisis) will last, and how we should respond to this megatrend.”
Shinwoo Kang
Chief investment officer
KIC
“It was great to discuss a wide array of interesting topics from the perspectives of global GPs, [as well as] local LPs and GPs – it was oneof- a-kind in that sense. Additionally, it was great to hear from the CIOs of NPS and KIC, [which is] a rare opportunity for many.”
Andrew Shin
Head of investments, Korea
Willis Towers Watson
2019 Event
Delegates who are bullish about the economic outlook for Asia in 2019 – compared with 6% for the global economy.
Investors who plan to increase their tactical exposure for their overseas allocation to actively-managed equities over the next 6 months, 30% of which will be in emerging markets. G3 bonds (25%) and passive strategies (20%) are also in demand.
Asset owners who currently prefer real estate to other alternatives such as infrastructureand private debt (both at 23%).
2019 EVENT
Understanding the effect of the international economic and geopolitical landscapes is essential for Korean institutions as they look to further internationalise and diversify their tactical and strategic portfolios. In response to the need to diversify and internationalise, many institutions are looking for uncorrelated returns—adding to their alternatives allocations, investing in infrastructure and real estate and in new asset classes. Co-investment opportunities are also commanding more and more attention. This continuing trend is placing pressure on institutions to create robust governance process and clear and consistent investment programmes, as well as a need to implement technology in their operations—from due diligence to ongoing monitoring, and more. The 13th Institutional Investment Forum will convene institutional leaders from the local, regional and global pension funds, insurers, government entities and sovereign wealth funds to discuss how Korean capital should be allocated overseas in a period of volatility.
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Why you should attend
Who should attend
The forum is tailored to the Korean institutional audience and free of charge* for professional institutional investors and fund distributors from Korea from the below categories:
* Complimentary places are on a first-come first-served basis. Haymarket Financial Media reserves the right of admission.
2019 Sponsors
