London

12 - 13 May 2010

Hedge Funds are going through turbulent times. Changing regulatory requirements, increased transparency and risk management strategies are defining new approach the hedge fund sector has to take on.
This carefully structured 2 day training explores the characteristics of the hedge funds world in the context of recent market events. The course is designed to help you understand the structure as well as the main types of hedge funds and their investment styles and strategies.

19 - 20 November 2009

The foreign exchange market is the largest and most liquid sector of the global economy and serves as a primary mechanism for making payments across borders, transferring funds, and determining exchange rates between different national currencies.
The last decade has seen the diversification and massive expansion of the sector. The increased complexity plus higher trade volumes have necessitated constant changes in trading procedures, trade capture systems, operational procedures and risk management tools.

9 - 10 December 2009

This practical 2 day course is exploring the DCF valuation method and looking at more complex aspects of calculation of terminal value, associates, NCIs, tax and provisions as well as explains adjusted present value approach. During the second day delegates will have a chance to learn about the concept of the cost of capital and its application in practice.

Registration : 4.00 PM – 4.30 PM
Seminar : 4.30 PM – 6.00 PM
Networking reception : 6.00 PM onwards

Asset managers around the world are eager to access the wealth management space in Greater China. This seminar is designed to help you plan and implement strategies to secure and develop wealth management business in China.

21 - 22 October 2009

This practical 2 day course is looking at more complex issues in a DCF valuation. It covers more sophisticated approach to terminal value in a DCF and explains the dividend discount approach.

15 - 16 October 2009

The foreign exchange market is the largest and most liquid sector of the global economy and serves as a primary mechanism for making payments across borders, transferring funds, and determining exchange rates between different national currencies.
The last decade has seen the diversification and massive expansion of the sector. The increased complexity plus higher trade volumes have necessitated constant changes in trading procedures, trade capture systems, operational procedures and risk management tools.

15 - 16 October 2009

Hedge Funds are going through turbulent times. Changing regulatory requirements, increased transparency and risk management strategies are defining new approach the hedge fund sector has to take on.
This carefully structured 2 day training explores the characteristics of the hedge funds world in the context of recent market events. The course is designed to help you understand the structure as well as the main types of hedge funds and their investment styles and strategies.

Capital markets worldwide are changing in front of our eyes. The credit crunch has affected all types of financial markets and institutions: from investment banks to foreign exchange, equity bonds and derivatives.
This short but extremely topical workshop aims to analyse events of the last year and the impact they had on the future of financial markets.
You will be taken step by step through different financial sectors to discover mechanisms which failed and the future trends emerging out of the credit crunch.

14 - 15 October 2009

With the recent EU directive on managers of alternative investments and the US proposals to overhaul financial regulations in the US - this conference in London aims to address current regulatory uncertainties affecting all in the AIM industry - from Hedge Fund Owners to Service Providers.

IBC's Regulation of Alternative Investment Fund Managers is a one day conference launched in response to the draft EU directive on Alternative Investment Fund Managers.

So do not miss this chance to hear from the following industry experts:

* Didier Millerot, Deputy Head of Unit, Asset Management, EUROPEAN COMMISSION
* Jarkko Syyrila, Directon, International Relations, INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION
* Rhonda Ryan, Vice President, Head of Private Equity Funds Group - London, , AIG INVESTMENTS