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for Bermuda 2010: Investors: Aksia LLC Alberta Teachers' Retirement Fund Board Albourne America LLC Al-Dar Trading Co. (Investments) Amelia Peabody Foundation American Legacy Foundation Ashford Consulting Group Ball State University Foundation Burlington City Retirement Board Cambridge Associates Cambridge Financial Services Group, Inc. Canadian Medical Protective Association Commonwealth Fund Connecticut Investments LLC Cook Children's Health Care System Cornell University, Office of University Investments DeKalb County Employees' Retirement System Endurance Services Limited Fairfax County Police Officer's Retirement System George Washington University Greater Cincinnati Foundation Hammond Associates Jacksonville Police & Fire Pension Fund Kruger, Inc. LYNX Capital SA Mercer Montpelier Reinsurance Holdings Ltd. National Grid Nuclear Electric Insurance, Ltd. Oakland Police & Fire Retirement Systems Omnium Renaissance Re Sharp Electronics The Barclays UK Retirement Fund The Canadian Medical Protective Association The College of William and Mary Foundation The Helmsley Trust The Juilliard School The Ohio State University The Oil Group of Companies The State Association of County Retirement Systems (CA) The UConn Foundation, Inc. Tulane University University of Florida Investment Corporation University of Virginia, Virginia Retirement System Utah Retirement Systems (URS) Verizon Wake Forest University WR Group Holdings Hedge Funds and Fund-of-Funds: Alternative Beta Partners AG Antarctica Asset Management (UK) LLP AQR Capital Management Arrowgrass Capital Partners Arrowpoint Partners Atalaya Capital Management LP Axel Capital Management Blackstone Alternative Asset Management LP Blue Hill LLC Brahman Capital Corp. Breakpoint Asset Management Cadogan Management, LLC Camulos Capital Capstone Capula Investment Management LLP Clarium Capital Management Clough Capital Partners Crestline Investors Cypress Tree Investment Management LLP Dalton Investments LLC Dextral Capital LP DiFiglia Capital Management LLC Discovery Capital Management, LLC Diversified Global Asset Management Doubloon Capital LLC Doyle Fund Management Efficient Capital Management Emerging Asset Management Ltd EQA Partners, LP Equinox Partners, L.P. Flintlock Capital Asset Management, LLC Focus Investment Group GAM Glazer Capital, LLC Gramercy Guggenheim Advisors HAN Capital Management Harbinger Capital Partners Hawker Capital Indus Capital Partners International Asset Management Limited (IAM) Investment Management Division of Goldman Sachs Kazazian Asset Management, LLC KLS Diversified Asset Management LP Krusen Capital Management, LLC Landmark Value Investments Lazard Asset Management LightKeeper, LP Lyford Group International M.D. Sass Mapleridge Capital Corp Marathon Asset Management, LP Mariner Investment Group, LLC Marshall Spectrum Merfin, LLC Meridian Fund Managers, Ltd. Merrill Lynch Private Wealth Management Mesirow Financial Miura Global Management Moon Capital Management LP Morgan Creek Capital Management Narragansett Asset Management Nephila Capital Ltd. Neuberger Berman LLC New China Capital Management Oak Hill Advisors, L.P. Optcapital LLC Osmium Capital Management Otter Creek Management Paine Heights PAR Capital Management PennantPark Investment Advisers Perella Weinberg Partners Pershing Square Capital Management PMA - USA, Inc. Primus Asset Management Privet Capital LLC Profit Investment Management Protégé Partners, LLC Prudential Fixed Income PSQR Capital Management Ramsey Asset Management Ramsey Quantitative Systems, Inc. Regiment Capital Advisors Revere Capital Advisors LLC S.A.C. Capital Advisors, LP Sabretooth Capital Management Savile Finance Group Scottwood Capital Management Advisors LP SeaCap Partners Shoreline Trading Group Sire Management Corporation SK Capital Trust SkyBridge Capital Spruce Private Investors, LLC Systematic Alpha Management, LLC Taylor Investment Advisors The 1794 Commodore Funds The Rohatyn Group Third Point LLC Tiburon Capital Management Tiedemann Wealth Management, LLC TradeLink VARA Capital Management, LLC Victory Capital Management Inc WestSpring Advisors, LP YYC Capital Management LP |
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LAST UPDATED: Monday, April 12, 2010 8:00am Golf Tournament at Port Royal Golf Course Golfers will depart from the hotel at 7 am. 12:00pm Catamaran Sail and Snorkel Sailors will depart from the hotel at Noon for a 3 hour tour. 1:00pm Tennis Tournament Sponsored By  Tournament will be held at the hotel courts. 3:00pm Registration Opens 6:00pm Welcome Reception Poolside Sponsored by  LAST UPDATED: Tuesday, April 27, 2010 7:45am Registration & Breakfast Sponsored by  8:15am Welcome from the Bermuda Government Speaker: Paula A. Cox, JP, MP, Deputy Premier, GOVERNMENT OF BERMUDA 8:30am Welcome Remarks Diane Alfano, Managing Director, INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR Speakers: Harvey Shapiro, Senior Editorial Advisor, INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR 8:40am Keynote Address Daniel Loeb, Founder & CEO, THIRD POINT LLC [ BIO ]
9:15am Keynote Address Peter Thiel, President, CLARIUM CAPITAL MANAGEMENT [ BIO ]
9:45am Keynote Address Bruce J. Richards, President & Chief Executive Officer, MARATHON ASSET MANAGEMENT LLC [ BIO ]
10:15am Coffee Break 10:45am The Outsourced CIO In an era of heightened risk, increasingly esoteric sources of alpha, and impaired resources, many investors have outsourced the critical CIO role, assigning an external firm the mandate of selecting investments and managing an appropriate risk profile. In theory, this structure allows an investment manager to make decisions free from potential internal spending pressures. In practice, how does this role differ from that of a traditional investment consultant? What are the benefits and what are the drawbacks? What questions should organizations ask as they explore the potential of an outsourced CIO? Moderator: Edward Dougherty, Tax Partner, DELOITTE & TOUCHE [ BIO ] Panelists: Chris Bittman, Chief Investment Officer, PERELLA WEINBERG PARTNERS [ BIO ] John Hsuan, Director of Investments, THE FULLER FOUNDATION Michael J. LeVar MS, CFA, Director of New Services, HAMMOND ASSOCIATES [ BIO ] Mark Yusko, CEO and Chief Investment Officer, MORGAN CREEK CAPITAL MANAGEMENT [ BIO ]
11:30am Investor Rights: What is Fair & Equitable? Much attention has been placed on the treatment of investors as a result of recent market dislocations. Many have argued that investor rights were violated while others insist that necessary measures were taken by managers taken to protect the rights of the whole rather than the interests of a few. Others argue that investor rights simply have to take a backseat to more momentous issues in such trying times. Will investors forgive and forget or will recent experience truly influence the future of partnership agreements, terms and conditions? Can we ever define “what is fair”? Moderator: Ernest Liébré AIFA, Managing Director, CAMBRIDGE FINANCIAL SERVICES GROUP, INC. [ BIO ] Panelists: David Alai, Corporate Vice President, SHARP ELECTRONICS [ BIO ] Ari Glass, President, PAINE HEIGHTS [ BIO ] Darren Feld, Advanced Strategies , MESIROW FINANCIAL [ BIO ] Scott Sherman, Managing Director, BLACKSTONE ALTERNATIVE ASSET MANAGEMENT LP [ BIO ]
12:15pm Lunch 2:00pm Track A: Pros & Cons of Managed Accounts Managed accounts became a recent rallying cry for many investors who now demand greater liquidity and better transparency. Many managers have accommodated these requests while others have resisted, citing various reasons as to why they are not acceptable for certain strategies or funds. Are these managed accounts deal-breakers or just another item on investors' list of luxuries, not necessities? What are the pros and cons of investing in separately managed accounts and what critical factors must investors consider before structuring portfolios of them? Moderator: Peter Salvage, Managing Director, Global Head of Hedge Fund Middle Office Services, CITI [ BIO ] Panelists: John P. Broadhurst Esq., Partner, SHARTSIS FRIESE LLP [ BIO ] Charles M. Stucke CFA, Chief Investment Officer, GUGGENHEIM INVESTMENT ADVISORS [ BIO ] Bruce Ruehl, Principal, Advisory Services – Americas, AKSIA LLC [ BIO ] Jeffrey H Yager, Partner, MCGLADREY & PULLEN, LLP [ BIO ]
2:00pm Track B: Redefining Research The face of research has changed dramatically, by necessity. What once was the preserve of exclusive access for clients of big banks now includes independent stand-alone businesses that generate both respect and criticism. What type of research is now in demand? How is research currently used by both hedge funds and investors? How are large institutions competing with seemingly more independent think tanks? And what new trends will emerge to further redefine one of the industry’s most debated topics? Moderator: Mark J. Ort CFA, Portfolio Manager, GLAZER CAPITAL, LLC [ BIO ] Panelists: Francis Porcelli, , BLOOMBERG TRADEBOOK LLC [ BIO ] Dan Bender CPA, Chief Financial Officer, RAMSEY ASSET MANAGEMENT [ BIO ] Michael Mayhew, Chairman & Global Director of Research, INTEGRITY RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, LLC [ BIO ] Scott Banks, Business Development Manager, BCA RESEARCH Christian Menegatti, Vice President, Global Economic Research, ROUBINI GLOBAL ECONOMICS
2:00pm Track C: Longevity Risk: Discovering a Source of Uncorrelated Alpha In the aftermath of the financial crisis the word ‘correlation” has become the latest profanity. Indeed, with the increased concerns about inflation, fat tail risks and expectations of slower sustainable growth marked by greater volatility, the pursuit for reliably uncorrelated investment opportunities in which downside risks can be consistently managed has become more coveted than perhaps at any time in recent memory. In this session the panelists will review the evidence demonstrating how longevity as an asset class can be shown to be uncorrelated to the movements of more traditional general capital markets and discuss the various ways managers and investors can access the market. They will also provide an overview of the risks, demonstrate how they can be successfully managed and reveal how longevity assets often have considerable embedded alpha that can both enhance returns and provide downside portfolio risk protection. Speaker: Michael K. Hickey, Vice President, Life Finance Group, CREDIT SUISSE Mu'taz Qubbaj, Vice President, Life Finance Group, CREDIT SUISSE 2:45pm Track A: Investor Workshop: Alternative Beta Panelists: Lars Jaeger, Managing Partner, Head Of Risk and Risk Management, hedge Fund Business, PARTNERS GROUP [ BIO ]
2:45pm Track B: On-Going Due Diligence Investors have never before tackled the depth of business, operational, compliance and portfolio risks to the extent they are doing now. Now, in addition to judging whether or not a management company has changed since allocation, investors now also ask whether their own portfolio has somehow evolved and if so, do our existing investments still make sense? This re-thinking has led to an on-going due diligence process that has become just as intense as that which potential managers face. This panel will discuss the latest trends and tools in on-going due diligence and risk monitoring. Moderator: Craig Bridgewater, Partner, KPMG [ BIO ] Panelists: Blair Hedges, Head of Operational Due Diligence, LIONGATE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLP [ BIO ] Oleg Movchan, President & Chief Risk Officer, VARA CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LLC [ BIO ] Michael Sloyer, General Counsel, RUANE, CUNNIFF & GOLDFARB INC.
2:45pm Track C: Risk Management: A Seat at the Table Few organizational pieces have been as important as risk management in recent years. What is the new role of a risk manager within an organization? How does the risk process dovetail with the investment one? And how are companies effectively communicating their risk profile to their own employees as well as their clients and prospects? Moderator: Jorge Mina, Co-Head, Market and Credit Risk , RISKMETRICS GROUP [ BIO ] Panelists: Timothy Barefield, COO, PERSHING SQUARE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT [ BIO ] David Harmston, Head of Client Group & Partner, ALBOURNE AMERICA LLC [ BIO ] Stephen Jones CFA, Principal, MERCER [ BIO ] Milton Lewin, Chief Operating Officer & Chief Risk Officer, SCOTTWOOD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT ADVISORS LP [ BIO ] Alejandro D. Waldman, Head of Risk Management, ANTARCTICA ASSET MANAGEMENT (UK) LLP [ BIO ]
3:30pm Coffee Break 4:00pm Track A: Return Attribution - Separating Alpha from Beta What are the most effective ways to evaluate a manager’s performance over time and accurately separate alpha, beta and now “alternative beta”? What metrics have proved constructive and which have left allocators wanting? And what are the best ways to stress test a portfolio to ensure that one is truly paying for alpha? Moderator: Daniel Solomon, President and Chief Operating Officer, LYFORD GROUP INTERNATIONAL, LTD. [ BIO ] Panelists: Adam Berger CFA, Vice President and Head of Portfolio Solutions, AQR CAPITAL MANAGEMENT [ BIO ] Lars Jaeger, Managing Partner, Head Of Risk and Risk Management, hedge Fund Business, PARTNERS GROUP [ BIO ] Clint Stone, Principal Investment Analyst, CORNELL UNIVERSITY, OFFICE OF UNIVERSITY INVESTMENTS [ BIO ] Bryan Decker, Managing Director, EVALUATION ASSOCIATES [ BIO ]
4:00pm Track B: Separating Talent from Luck (or Leverage) When leverage became impaired suddenly, so did many managers' stellar returns. How are investors now evaluating historical returns in the face of less appetite for and availability of leverage? Some are reviewing historical leverage alongside returns and AUM to catch a clear view of the power of borrowing power on performance. Others are using other means of distinguishing which managers displayed superior investing acumen and which simply rode the luck/leverage wave for much of the past decade. Moderator: Jeffry R. Haber, Controller, THE COMMONWEALTH FUND [ BIO ] Panelists: Oscar Leal, Co Portfolio Manager, THE 1794 COMMODORE FUNDS [ BIO ] Robert D Gooderham, President, ASHFORD CONSULTING GROUP [ BIO ] Stephen McCaffrey, Senior Counsel for Plans, NATIONAL GRID USA [ BIO ]
4:00pm Track C: Getting a Grip on the Real Risks and Opportunities in Emerging Markets Emerging markets have gained new attention as a result of coming through the economic crisis quicker and in far better shape than might have been imagined not so long ago. In addition, of course, they are expected to continue to grow at a far greater pace than the developed world for many years to come. Still, institutional investors have resisted allocating to these markets as might be expected due to the continuing, and often accurate impression that they represent smaller, less liquid, more volatile and more difficult areas to trade in, thereby making the risks harder to quantify and to manage. So despite relatively long-term performance that in many cases would be envied when compared to other options, in a majority of cases institutions likely remain underexposed to emerging markets as a percentage of their portfolios. In this session we will examine the risks and opportunities emerging markets offer in major asset classes and review both traditional and new ways these risks are being managed. Moderator: Michael Ocrant, Director, INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR Panelists: Jorge Mariscal , Partner, Director of Research , THE ROHATYN GROUP [ BIO ] David Jonas, Managing Director, FINISTERRE CAPITAL [ BIO ]
4:45pm Track A: Alignment of Interests A recent investor study by AR magazine found that alignment of interests ranked highest among investor concerns – beating out independent oversight and alpha generation, which came in second and third respectively. Do managers with significant portion of their own net worth invested actually outperform? Does a 2% management fee size fit all? Are investors voting with their feet on fees? How can a manager best structure a business to support investor needs without undermining the LP’s own stability and flexibility? Moderator: Robert G. Leonard, Partner, BINGHAM MCCUTCHEN [ BIO ] Panelists: Jonathan Koerner, Investments Legal Analyst, UTAH RETIREMENT SYSTEMS (URS) [ BIO ] David Shukis, Managing Director, CAMBRIDGE ASSOCIATES [ BIO ] Paul Tiranno, Director of Alternative Investments, MERRILL LYNCH PRIVATE WEALTH MANAGEMENT [ BIO ] Christine Woodhouse, General Counsel, TAYLOR INVESTMENT ADVISORS [ BIO ]
4:45pm Track B: FX Insights: What is Changing in Foreign Exchange? The global quest for alpha has continued unabated, and many investors are focusing on the returns that can be generated by FX, a market that has been transformed not only by improvements in performance but also through the efficiencies created by rapid technical advances. How can investors and managers best access the FX market? What are the benefits and disadvantages of central clearing? What are the most pressing regulatory issues? What is the new role of prime brokers in the market? Moderator: C. David Gilmore CFP, Director of Investments, THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY [ BIO ] Panelists: Scott Brusso, Director, FX Products, CME GROUP [ BIO ] James Lubin, Principle & Director, HYMAN BECK & COMPANY [ BIO ] Bluford H. Putnam, PhD, Co-Founder, EQA PARTNERS, LP [ BIO ] Arvin Soh, Investment Manager, GAM MULTI-MANAGER [ BIO ]
5:30pm Time at Leisure 6:00pm Beach Reception Sponsored by LAST UPDATED: Monday, April 12, 2010 8:00am Breakfast Sponsored by 8:30am Welcome Remarks Speaker: Diane Alfano, Managing Director, INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR Panelists: Harvey Shapiro, Senior Editorial Advisor, INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR 8:35am Keynote Address Speaker: Harry Markopolos, , MADOFF WHISTLE BLOWER 9:35am Keynote Address Speaker: Paolo Marco Pellegrini, Founder, PSQR CAPITAL MANAGEMENT [ BIO ]
10:05am The Future of the Hedge Fund Industry The hedge fund has faced unprecedented challenges in the past year. Bank failures, the short-selling ban, a global market meltdown and a host of other factors combined to pressure the industry in extraordinary ways. This panel of experts will reflect on the current state of the industry and discuss where we go from here. Moderator: Michael Mollet, Director, CHICAGO BOARD OPTIONS EXCHANGE [ BIO ] Panelists: Mark Carhart, CEO, KEPOS CAPITAL LP [ BIO ] J. Scott Carpenter, Senior Managing Director, COO NY/NJ, STATE STREET ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT SOLUTIONS [ BIO ] Ron S Geffner, Partner, SADIS & GOLDBERG LLC [ BIO ] John B Trammell, CEO, CADOGAN MANAGEMENT, LLC [ BIO ]
10:50am Coffee Break
11:15am Track A: Regulatory Update Few issues dominate the industry’s attention like the current state of regulatory expansion. As more regulations evolves from a question of “if” to “when” this panel of experts and insiders looks to the future. Moderator: Harry S. Davis, Partner, SCHULTE ROTH & ZABEL LLP [ BIO ] Panelists: Paul S. Atkins, Former Commissioner, SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION [ BIO ] George S. Canellos, Director, New York Regional Office, U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION [ BIO ] Todd Groome, Chairman, ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION (AIMA) [ BIO ]
11:15am Track B: Credit: Mining for Gems Amid the Rubble Credit managers may have felt more pain and volatility than any other sector in recent financial events. Yet many continue to be optimistic about their own abilities to find value amid wreckage. Investors are clearly warming to the potential opportunities but many are leery of the sustainability of the recent rally. So, how are credit managers mining for opportunities while avoiding dangers? Which sectors offer the most attractive opportunities? What are the realistic duration needs of those focusing on distressed credit and how can investors align this strategy with their own liquidity needs? Moderator: Jay B. Gould, Partner, PILLSBURY WINTHROP SHAW PITTMAN LLP [ BIO ] Panelists: Robert Becker, Partner, BREAKPOINT ASSET MANAGEMENT [ BIO ] Richard Brennan, Chairman & CEO, CAMULOS CAPITAL [ BIO ] Peter Lupoff, President, TIBURON CAPITAL MANAGEMENT [ BIO ] Steve Persky, Founder and Managing Partner, DALTON INVESTMENTS LLC [ BIO ]
12:00pm Track A: China & Beyond: Opportunities in Asia Whether driven by demographics, politics or an increasingly favorable trade position vis-a-vis more developed economies, China’s importance to both Asia and the rest of the world cannot be over-estimated. But with great opportunities come intense risks. Amidst the euphoria, where are investors seeing opportunities? How much does it take to overcome qualms about government intervention & fluctuating tax & regulatory regimes? At what point do the potential returns become worth the potential downside? Investors will discuss the current economic state of Asia. Moderator: Robert Maroney, Managing Member, CONNECTICUT INVESTMENTS LLC [ BIO ] Panelists: Anthony Grant Huston, Managing Director, Chairman of Asset Allocation Committee, PMA - USA, INC. [ BIO ] John Liu, President and Chief Investment Officer, HAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT [ BIO ] Paul Wolansky, Chairman, NEW CHINA CAPITAL MANAGEMENT [ BIO ]
12:00pm Track B: Quantitative Strategies: Return to the Spotlight? Many investors felt burned when quantitative strategies proved highly correlated to each other and the broad market in the worst months of the financial crisis. Yet cooler hands at the wheels of discretionary funds did not fare much better. With many quantitative mangers going back to the modeling drawing board and re-examining their input factors – and the very attractive liquidity terms of many in this space - is now the time to revisit this strategy? How should investors best evaluate this strategy both from the alpha-generation standpoint and the potential impact of new SEC and FINRA regulations? Moderator: Russ Rausch, Executive Vice President/ Global Buyside Sales, TRADING TECHNOLOGIES [ BIO ] Panelists: Tony Broccardo, Chief Investment Officer, THE BARCLAYS UK RETIREMENT FUND [ BIO ] Michael S. Harris, Director of Trading, CAMPBELL & COMPANY [ BIO ] Andrew Kaplan, Director of Marketing, SYSTEMATIC ALPHA MANAGEMENT, LLC [ BIO ] Chris Satterfield, President, RAMSEY QUANTITATIVE SYSTEMS, INC.
12:45pm Lunch 2:00pm Is it a Myth that Smaller Managers Will Always Outperform the Larger Ones? Until recently, it was accepted as a given that the smaller, nimble managers could chase the best opportunities. How many times did we hear that a successful manager had grown too large? Is that conventional wisdom still valid? Could larger managers have the edge now, with more robust infrastructure and institutional business models? Yet, in 2008, many small managers did distinguish themselves with outsized returns on minimal assets and resources. Does size really matter? Moderator: Spencer Edge CFA, CAIA, Vice President, TIEDEMANN WEALTH MANAGEMENT, LLC [ BIO ] Panelists: Charles Krusen , Founder and CEO, KRUSEN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LLC [ BIO ] Hugh Lamle, President, M.D. SASS INVESTOR SERVICES, INC. [ BIO ] Anthony Scaramucci, Managing Partner, SKYBRIDGE CAPITAL [ BIO ] Sebastian A. Stubbe, Partner, LANDMARK VALUE INVESTMENTS [ BIO ]
2:45pm Does Your Business Model Make Sense? Investors are increasingly demanding funds to prove they can run not just a portfolio, but also a business. Due diligence meetings now include not just turnover and organizational chart questions but demands for codes of ethics, policies for due process, external review of key functions, and a defense of the metrics that are being deployed to detect the health of the group. What potential disruption-to-business risks exist and how are they being addressed? What is the appropriate use of checks and balances? This panel will explore the veracity of the entire business – not simply the portfolio. What needs to be fixed and what's best left as is? Moderator: Harvey Shapiro, Senior Editorial Advisor, INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR Panelists: John Kelty Esq., Managing Director, MARINER INVESTMENT GROUP, LLC [ BIO ] Thomas Quinn, Chief Operating Officer, DIFIGLIA CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLC [ BIO ] Brian J. Tsai, Chief Operating Officer, EQUINOX PARTNERS, L.P. [ BIO ]
3:15pm The Great Gate Debate: Who Was Ultimately Protected? The inherent right – or lack thereof – for a manager to impose a gate created many heated discussions in the wake of substantial market dislocation. Managers argued that they were well within their rights to impose gates and protect the entire body of their investors, not simply those looking to withdraw. Others argued that gates protected the manager first and did little (or worse, harmed) investors who needed liquidity or lost confidence in a manager’s ability after poor performance. Now, with the luxury of time and 20/20 hindsight, this panel will look back on the use of gates and attempt to answer the most critical question: Did gates protect managers or investors? And did we learn anything in terms of the appropriate use of gates in the future? Moderator: Edwin T. Burton, Trustee/Chairman, Benefits & Actuarial Committee, UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, VIRGINIA RETIREMENT SYSTEM [ BIO ] Panelists: George Mazin, Partner, DECHERT LLP [ BIO ] Ralph Nacey, Principal, WESTSPRING ADVISORS, LP [ BIO ] Morten Spenner, CEO, INTERNATIONAL ASSET MANAGEMENT LIMITED (IAM) [ BIO ]
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