Advisers Big Day Out Capital Cities Roadshow 2017

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Advisers Big Day Out Capital Cities Roadshow 2017

Monday, 10 April 2017

Financial Standard's Adviser Big Day Out began with our Capital Cities roadshow in 2017, which went to Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney in March.

The program is Financial Standard's professional development roadshow, attended by more than 1,700 financial advisers around the country this year.

The Advisers Big Day Out (ABDO) has been designed to give advisers an insight into the latest topics from a select group of fund mangers in a time effective manner. The ABDO program is delivered to regional & capital city locations across Australia.

ABDO will give you the chance to network with your peers and hear from Australia's leading fund managers in a time effective manner. Gain insight into some of the latest topical issues and be kept up-to-date with the diverse range of investment opportunities.

To register for future Adviser Big Day Out Roadshows, click here.

Session 1	Asymmetric payoffs & Australian residential property Tim Carleton, Auscap Asset Management
Session 2	How robust is your portfolio diversification? Neil Power, BlueSky Alternative Investments Limited
Session 3	How can investors capture big trends reshaping the world? Andy Budden, Capital Group
Session 4	Death by a thousand cuts - tackling the income recession Philipp Hofflin, Lazard Asset Management
Session 5	Dynamic Asset Allocation: Alpha in Selecting Beta Sunny Ng, PineBridge Investments
Session 6	Investment Market Outlook Bruce Campbell, Pyrford International Michael Angwin, BMO Global Asset Management
Session 7	Infrastructure - achieving investment objectives through the macro cycle Nick Langley, Rare Infrastructure
Session 8	Adapting your incomne strategy to your new environment Anne Anderson, UBS Asset Management

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