Central Banking Publications proudly presented the second annual sovereign wealth management conference for:
Central Banks
State Pension Funds
Sovereign Investors
National Treasuries
During this time of severe market stress the performance of official portfolios will depend heavily on the ability of central banks, sovereign investors and other government-linked fund managers to successfully manage their assets and liabilities.
Key speakers included:
• Alain Demarolle, Advisor to the French Government on SWFs
• Antonio Francisco A Silva Jr., Advisor, Central Bank of Brazil
• Anders Møller Christensen, Assistant Governor, National Bank of Denmark
• Atchana Waiquamdee, Vice Governor, Bank of Thailand
• Carl Rosén, Head of Governance, AP-2
• Donghyun Park, Senior Economist, Asian Development Bank
• Enrique Alberola, Head of International Economy Division, Bank of Spain
• Emrah Eksi, Deputy Director General, Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey
• François Haas, Director of Market Operations, Banque de France
• Gian Paolo Ruggiero, Head of Division for Financial Markets, Italian Treasury
• Heli Huhtala, Head of Investments, Bank of Finland
• Ivan Odonnat, Chief Economist, Agence France-Trésor
• Jan Schmidt, Executive Director, Czech National Bank
• Jan Berndsen, Head of Asset Management, Financial Markets Division, De
Nederlandsche Bank
• Moreno Bertoldi, Head of Unit for the economies of America and Asia, and main
international economic institutions and for, European Commission
• Thomas Ekeli, Investment Director, Norwegian Ministry of Finance
• Timo Loyttyniemi, Managing Director, The State Pension Fund (Finland)
Topics highlight:
- Impact of market turmoil on sovereign wealth funding
- Setting adequate risk tolerances for reserve portfolios
- Strategic investing: Balancing traditional and alternative asset classes
- New investment opportunities
- Beyond Santiago: Developments in the legal and regulatory landscape
- Communication: Managing relations with stakeholders
- Managing sovereign wealth: Future trends and directions
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