Across from Ottawa’s Parliament Hill, where the wheels behind the force of the nation’s power in governance and oversight turn, a group of pension and investment professionals gathered at the Fairmont Chateau Laurier in August for the Canadian Investment Review’s 2024 Risk Management Conference.
During the three-day conference, delegates — including defined benefit plan sponsors, endowment fund managers, asset managers and academics — discussed the many risks they’re facing amid a rapidly changing geopolitical and economic landscape.
From optimizing environmental, social and governance integration, comparing generic versus proprietary risk models to leveraging advanced artificial intelligence techniques in stock picking, key thought leaders shared their insights on the real-world strategies helping global investors navigate market upheaval and generate positive returns.
Find out what you missed!
Keynote: U.S. facing funding questions from retirement population
Managing unintended investment risks goes beyond simply reviewing allocation strategies
Supply, demand issues steering institutional investors toward multi-family rental market
Long-term returns of sustainable private market assets outweighing short-term risks
AI, energy transition shaping worldwide investment trends at the IMCO
How institutional investors can find risk-adjusted returns with generic assets
How can AI play a bigger role in investment decisions?
TTC Pension Plan using due diligence, storytelling to communicate risk analyses to board
A look at the first days of the WISE Trust: it ‘felt like a startup’
Panel: Expanding access to DB pension plans best way to maintain sustainability
Find out more about the Canadian Investment Review and Benefits Canada‘s upcoming events.