Global Policymakers Series — June 25

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Global Policymakers Series — June 25

June 25, 2020

Global Policymakers Series

Day 3, Session 1

Thursday, June 25

Overview

A virtual  Asset Owner Series™ event

This series of webinars will include speakers that are political figures in the US, primarily, and from other countries. Speakers will also be representatives from think tanks with valuable policy insights. Policy was taken to unprecedented levels during the Great Recession. The response to the financial stresses brought by COVID-19 are likely to take it higher. And, in the future, public pension underfunding, federal entitlement underfunding and the risks presented to some sectors by technological innovations may require even larger policy responses.

Agenda

8:55 AM | WELCOMING REMARKS

Thomas Brigandi, CFA, Vice Chair – Board of Directors, CFA Society New York; Founder, Global Policymakers Series

9:00 AM | COVID-19’S IMPACT ON EUROPEAN INVESTMENT POLICY SESSION

Moderator

Joel Paula, CAIA, Policy Analyst – Long-term Investment Project, OECD

Panelists

Johannes S. Kramer, CFA, Senior Investment Strategist – Directorate Risk Management, European Central Bank

Carlos Martins, Senior Portfolio Manager, European Stability Mechanism

12:00 PM | MULTILATERAL TREASURERS

Moderator

Suzanne Bishopric, Former Director of Investment Management Division, United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund (UNJSPF)

Panelists

Carlos Perrone, Treasurer, United Nations

Jingdong Hua, Treasurer, World Bank

Martin Kimmig, Chief Risk Officer, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

Eric Parrado Herrera, Chief Economist and General Manager of the Research Department, Inter-American Development Bank

1:00 PM | COVID-19’S IMPACT ON ESG / INFRASTRUCTURE SESSION

Moderator

Han Yik, Head of Institutional Investors, World Economic Forum

Panelists

Amy Myers Jaffe, Senior Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations

Sonja Gibbs, CFA, Managing Director and Head of Sustainable Finance, Institute of International Finance

Dan Carol, Director, Milken Institute Center for Financial Markets

2:00 PM | CLOSING REMARKS

TBA

Additional Details

Learning Outcomes

  • Public policy impact on investments
  • Public pension underfunding factors

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