The 14th Annual Rights & Responsibilities of Institutional Investors will again be held in Amsterdam and co-sponsored by Institutional Investor and Kessler Topaz Meltzer & Check LLP.
Co-Chairs
Jack Ehnes
Chief Executive Officer
CalSTRS
United States
Henrika Vikman
Chief Executive Officer
Nordea Funds
Finland
Euan Stirling
Global Head of Stewardship & ESG
Aberdeen Standard Investments
Scotland
Christiaan Leussink
Manager, Legal & Compliance
ACTIAM
Netherlands
Harald Walkate
Head of Responsible Investment
Aegon Asset Management
Netherlands
Teresa Isele
General Counsel & Head of Compliance
AP1
Sweden
Richard Gröttheim
Chief Executive Officer
AP7
Sweden
Matt Christiansen
Head of Responsible Investment
AXA Investment Managers
France
Leif Hasager
Chief Investment Officer
Formuepleje A/S
Denmark
Sven M. Bauer
Head of Legal, Compliance & AML
Monega KAG
Germany
Rogier Snijdewind
Senior Advisor, Responsible Investment
PGGM
The Netherlands
Dewi Dylander
Deputy Executive Director, ESG
PKA/ A/S
Jacob Ehlerth Jorgensen
Chief Legal Officer
Sampension
Denmark
Jan Erik Saugestad
Chief Executive Officer
Storebrand Asset Management AS
Norway
Carolina de Onis
General Counsel-Legal Services
Teacher Retirement System of Texas
United States
- The end of the free trade era: Impact on societies, businesses, and asset management and investment strategies
- Corporate governance in your emerging markets portfolio
- Must active engagement retrench this year? Are other issues taking precedence for funds and plans?
- The end of the all-powerful Chairman/CEO?
- Brexit: Are you ready? – The short term versus strategic implications
- Workshop for legal executives on artificial intelligence/machine learning and what it means for asset managers
- What does a proper disclosure regime for investors look like?
- Is there a new class action regime developing in Europe?
- Corporate politics: The upside and downside to politicians on corporate boards
- Voting rights: Can and should all investors be treated equally?
- China pivots: Impact on investments and corporate governance in China
- In the race to find PE opportunities, are we seeing a loosening of fiduciary duties?
- Where do directors’ responsibilities begin and end? And where do investors’?
- The Big 4: Client interest/public interest/corporate interest – who are they serving?
- Who can sanction the Board? What do you do with boards which refuse to respond to the demands of shareholders?
To view the preliminary agenda for a full list of session topics, please contact acornish@iiforums.com
QUESTIONS?
For more information, please contact:
Ann Cornish
Audience Director
acornish@iiforums.com
+1 212 224 3877
Randy Kelin
Executive Director, Business Development
randy.klein@institutionalinvestor.com
+44 (0) 212 224 3629