Finance pros and wonks, take note: The SEC's Division of Investment Management is gearing up to host its second annual Conference on Emerging Trends in Asset Management this May 16, 2024, the Securities and Exchange Commission announced yesterday. It's the place to be for anyone keen on staying ahead of the curve in the investment management game, with a range of hot topics set to be dissected from "Trends in Asset Management Products and Strategies" to the role of technology in shaping the future of the industry. According to a SEC press release, the conference is opening its doors to the public at the SEC headquarters and also offering a live webcast for those who wish to tune in remotely.
The event promises to offer a comprehensive look into the asset management sector, allowing attendees to not only understand but also to more effectively navigate the rapidly evolving landscape. Highlights include discussions on past, present, and future trends as well as regulatory perspectives. Big names such as SEC Chair Gary Gensler and IM Division Director Natasha Vij Greiner will be participating, offering insights directly from the regulatory front lines.
Those interested in rubbing elbows with industry insiders or streaming the event can sign up until May 14th. It's not just a day-long affair; the talks will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET, and for anyone unable to attend on the day, the conference will be archived on the SEC website for later viewing. This is a solid chance to hear straight from the horse's mouth on where asset management is heading and how regulatory policy is keeping pace with the changes.
The Division of Investment Management is no small player in the financial sector, charged with administering both the Investment Company Act of 1940 and the Investment Advisers Act of 1940. They form the regulatory backbone for a vast array of investment outfits, from mutual funds to exchange-traded funds. The conference is more than an annual gathering; it's a critical forum for those seeking to fully grasp and to interact with the changing face of asset management. For further details about the conference and the Division, industry professionals and the curious alike are encouraged to visit the IM's webpage.
