Saturday September 11 , 2010
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Conference Program 2008

Plenary Sessions

9.00am      Official Welcome: Damien Hatfield, principal Hatfield Liptak Advisors.

9.10am       The 10 things I hate about hedge funds: Timothy R. Barron, chief executive, RogersCasey (US). Download the presentation as a PDF

9.45am       Risk 1: Multi-dimensional risk management - Managing risk in a portfolio of hedge funds and funds of funds: Mark Everitt, director of risk management, BlackRock Alternative Advisors (US). Download the presentation as a PDF

10.20am    Risk 2: Risk control in single strategies, issues with shorting: Michael Hintze, founder of CQS (UK). Download the presentation as a PDF

10.50am    Morning Tea

Concurrent Stream A
Chair: Michael Ohlsson

11.15am    130/30: Equity strategies in a volatile environment: Jonathan Shead, senior product engineer, State Street Global Advisors, Australia Services Limited Download the presentation as a PDF

11.45am   What super funds need to know about private equity and what general partners would like to tell them: Steven Hall, managing director, Brookvine. Download the presentation as a PDF

12.15pm  "How To See in the Dark: the secrets of surviving black swans, bubbles and 15 years running a fund of funds business.": Kevin Gundle, director, Aurum Funds Ltd (UK). Download the presentation as a PDF

Concurrent Stream B
Chair: Colin Tate

11.15am    A greener shade of alpha - in search of climate change related investment opportunities: Paul Newland, vice president, synthetic and alternative asset management, Merrill Lynch. Download the presentation as a PDF

11.45am    Private equity in new technologies – beyond Silicon Valley: Bruno Raschle, founder and managing director, Adveq (Zurich). Download the presentation as a PDF

12.15pm   Credit Where Credit’s Due – opportunities in today’s fixed income markets for absolute return investors: Ed Dove, president Augustus Asset Managers (UK). Download the presentation as a PDF

12.45pm    Lunch

Concurrent Stream A
Chair: John Schaffer

1.45pm      The credit and distressed debt cycle - Opportunities from the impact of regulatory and accounting changes: Frank Jordan, partner, Golden Tree Asset Management (US). Download the presentation as a PDF

2.15pm      The rise of hedge fund beta: Gregor Andrade, principal, AQR Capital Management (US). Download the presentation as a PDF

2.45pm     Risk-free Alpha - master manager and tax efficiency: Jonathan Green, NSW T-Corp, Tony O’Grady, Corporate Value Associates and Vicki Martyn from NAB Custody.Download the presentation as a PDF

Concurrent Stream B
Chair: TBC

1.45pm      Private equity and the secondaries market – when the time is right for investing: Marleen Groen, principal founder and CEO, Greenpark Capital (UK). Download the presentation as a PDF

2.15pm     Currency from an investor’s viewpoint – risks to be hedged and a new alpha source: : Brad Holzberger, CEO, Asset Management, QIC. Download the presentation as a PDF Introduction by Donald Hellyer, managing director,

2.45pm     Activist funds – when will they come to Australia? Stephen Mayne, founder of Crikey.com and shareholder activist.Download the presentation as a PDF

3.15pm      Afternoon Tea

Plenary Sessions continued

3.40pm      The Perfect Storm – hedge funds in a down-sizing financial system: Tom Strauss, managing member and head of hedge funds of funds, Ramius LLC (US).

4.10pm     Sustainable growth: investing for the long term. Sean Lucy, head of carbon solutions group, National Australia Bank.Download the presentation as a PDF

4.40pm      What investors think about alternatives in the current environment. Survey results presented by Jon Glass, principal, FineAnswers. Download the presentation as a PDF

4.50pm      Liquidity – do super funds need to worry? Panelists: Ray King principal, Sovereign Investment Research, Tony Tuohey, trustee and investment committee chair, Vision Super, and John Gethin-Jones, CEO, Intech Investments. Chaired by Kevin Gundle, chief executive, Aurum Funds (UK). Download the presentation as a PDF

5.20pm      Plenary sessions end.

5.20pm      Conference Close

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