ALTSNY 2027
Markets Group publishes ALTSNY as an allocator-led alternatives and private-markets forum with manager participation.
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About this event
ALTSNY is an education-focused alternative investment event designed to bring the investor community together for dialogue and discussion on the most relevant topics facing investors and managers today.
ALTSNY is developed and led by the CAIA Association, CFA Society New York, and Markets Group, and is a hot spot for those seeking the very latest in alternative investment news and developments. ALTSNY is specifically designed to provide relevant, education-focused content for individuals who manage, advise, allocate to, or oversee alternative investments. With leading allocating and management firms, the agenda will include topics such as global asset allocation, private markets, real assets, private equity, hedge funds, alternative beta strategies, and more.
Source: organiser materialsKey discussion topics
- Next Best Move in AlternativesAs the controversy around alternatives carries on, investors voice the opportunity in cash and fixed income investment strategies.
- Hedge Fund Investment StrategiesCreating a dialogue around the opportunities in this volatile market through credit investing, long/short equity, market neutral, global macro, convertible arbitrage and liquid alternatives.
- Private Wealth & Hedge FundsAs hedge funds continue to be important to family offices, wealth managers and private banks, investors will discuss the rise in their allocation.
- Institutional Portfolio ConstructionDiscussing hedge fund manager selection, addressing over-diversification mistakes and understanding both the art and science of developing a successful portfolio for pensions, endowments and foundations.
- Macroeconomics & Global TrendsComparing and contrasting global macro conditions and investment performance.
- Growing Opportunities in Private DebtAsset owners aim to get in on the opportunities in private debt and credit and are increasingly looking at impact investing as an alternative.