the henley group seminar invitation - 31st october

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THE WEALTH MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONALS Hong Kong Singapore Shanghai London For more information, please contact: Tania Scott, Marketing Manager T: +852 2824 1083 E: [email protected] www.thehenleygroup.com.hk Seminar invitation The Fed and QE3 and the psychology behind investment decisions Geoff Lewis, Global Market Strategist, JPMorgan Funds The Fed and QE3: Last exit to Brooklyn? Have Quantitative Easing policies outlived their welcome and what kind of problems might a Fed exit strategy face? Will QE3 be followed by QE4, QE5.... or is QE3 the last of its breed? Does unconventional monetary policy deserve a permanent place in a central bank’s toolkit? And for investors, what are the implications of QE exit for asset allocation? Simon Liu, Head of Investment Research, The Henley Group Latest behavioural insights on how to improve our financial decisions Humans are prone to cognitive biases. They are quick, innate, and mostly unconscious decisions that enable us to function effectively in our day-to-day lives. People simply would not be able to drive to work without these ‘shortcuts’. Yet it pays to analyze the typical patterns in investor psychology because they are out of place in financial markets. Studies show investors can learn from their oversights to make better choices. Time 7:00pm – 9:00pm (registration from 6:30pm) Date Thursday 31 October 2013 Venue Information will be provided upon confirmation of reservation. Seating is limited therefore please register early to avoid disappointment. Light refreshments will be served.

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Page 1: The Henley group seminar Invitation - 31st October

THE WEALTH MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONALSHong Kong Singapore Shanghai London

For more information, please contact:Tania Scott, Marketing ManagerT: +852 2824 1083 E: [email protected] www.thehenleygroup.com.hk

Seminar invitation

The Fed and QE3 and the psychology behind investment decisionsGeoff Lewis, Global Market Strategist, JPMorgan Funds The Fed and QE3: Last exit to Brooklyn?Have Quantitative Easing policies outlived their welcome and what kind of problems might a Fed exit strategy face? Will QE3 be followed by QE4, QE5.... or is QE3 the last of its breed? Does unconventional monetary policy deserve a permanent place in a central bank’s toolkit? And for investors, what are the implications of QE exit for asset allocation?

Simon Liu, Head of Investment Research, The Henley GroupLatest behavioural insights on how to improve our financial decisionsHumans are prone to cognitive biases. They are quick, innate, and mostly unconscious decisions that enable us to function effectively in our day-to-day lives. People simply would not be able to drive to work without these ‘shortcuts’. Yet it pays to analyze the typical patterns in investor psychology because they are out of place in financial markets. Studies show investors can learn from their oversights to make better choices.

Time7:00pm – 9:00pm (registration from 6:30pm)

DateThursday 31 October 2013

VenueInformation will be provided upon confirmation of reservation.

Seating is limited therefore please register early to avoid disappointment.

Light refreshments will be served.