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June 2020
What Clients Want and What They Will Want: A Consulting and OCIO Leader’s Perspective
Hear what Rich Nuzum, CFA, Global President of Investments and Retirement at Mercer, thinks the current market pressures will yield in terms of client expectations of products and services.
Financial and Valuation Modeling Boot Camp – Wall Street Prep
Master financial and valuation modeling in this 3-day intensive virtual boot camp. Wall Street Prep's Financial and Valuation Modeling Boot Camp will teach you how to build models the way it's done on the job. This is the same intensive virtual training used to prepare incoming analysts at top financial institutions.
What’s Next for India’s Infrastructure and Other Investments?
Hear from Prakash Rao of India’s sovereign wealth fund National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF), about the agenda for the second largest country in the world, by population.
30th Annual High Yield Bond Conference
Day one's High Yield Bond (HYB) "Master Class" focuses on the basic building blocks of high yield investment. On the following day, CFA Society New York’s longest-running conference brings attendees up-to-the-minute on the market outlook and key innovations with the "General Session" of the 30th Annual HYB Conference.
Introduction to Python
In this introductory training, participants will build a core foundation in the Python programming language and how to use it for various projects. This is a hands-on course where attendees will be in development environments used by practioners and actively programming. The course concludes with a hands-on project that cohesively ties together all the covered concepts.
A View from the Top of the Real Estate Market
View the current pressures on the real estate markets through the lens of one of its stars, Kent Swig of Swig Equities.
Ben Graham VII Annual Conference
The Ben Graham VII Annual Conference is the latest installment of CFA Society New York’s serialized, marquee event. The two-day conference will feature panels on the current state of value investing—both domestic and international—challenges and opportunities for value investing as volatility has recently returned, and much more!
One Sovereign Wealth Fund Investor’s View
Marcus Frampton, CFA, CAIA, FRM, Chief Investment Officer of Alaska Permanent Fund, shares his view of why now is a good time for alternative investments.
Global Policymakers Series — Day 1, Session 1
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.
Global Policymakers Series — Day 1, Session 2
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.
Global Policymakers Series — Day 1, Session 3
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.
Global Policymakers Series — Day 2, Session 1
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.
Global Policymakers Series — Day 2, Session 2
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.
Global Policymakers Series — Day 2, Session 3
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.
[Webinar] Current Expected Credit Loss (CECL) reporting: Results from Day 1
The Current Expected Credit Loss (CECL) standard became effective for significant financial institutions and other SEC files on January 1, 2020. This standard changing the way for which credit losses are reserved was expected to be especially important for U.S. banks and other large lenders.