Eriksens 2010 Conference
– Tues 14 Sept 2010
Eriksens
annual conference is to be held this year on Tuesday 14 September 2010 at
the Stamford Plaza, Auckland.
This
year's themes are "New Zealand Retirement Savings Policy"
and "Investment Issues in these Uncertain Times".
We are privileged to welcome the Hon. Peter Dunne, Minister of
KiwiSaver, who will open the conference.
As
well as highlighting global economic risks and evaluating investment
strategies accordingly we will also cover the role of the NZ Superfund
in retirement savings and ponder the New Zealand retirement savings
environment.
This will be a stimulating and instructive day.
Our
speakers are passionate about their topics.
They include:
Ø
Rod Carr, Vice Chancellor, University of Canterbury -
speaking on The Challenges of Funding Academic Endeavours.
Ø
Greg Cooper,
CEO, Schroders Australia - Keep it Simple – Back to the Future for
Asset Allocation Strategies;
Ø
Richard Keary,
CEO, FRM (Australia) Pty -
What is Wrong with the Wealth Industry?;
Ø
Adrian Orr,
CEO, NZ Superfund -
The Role of NZ Superfund in the NZ Economy;
Ø
Simon Ibbetson,
Managing Director, CPG Research and Advisory - topic TBC;
Ø
Greg Ball, Sales Director, BNZ - speaking on FX and
Managing Currency;
Ø
Bernard
Hickey, Independent Economist and Journalist (Editor of Interest) - speaking on
the economy and New Zealand retirement savings policies.
Ø
Panel of
KiwiSaver providers:
o
Kerry Haycock,
Group Manager, Finance, Airways Corp;
o
George Adams,
MD, Coca-Cola Amatil (NZ) Ltd;
o
Sam Stubbs,
Chief Executive - Investments, Tower Ltd;
o
Carmel Fisher,
MD, Fisher Funds.
Please contact
us for
an entry form. Details
of the formal program will be circulated later.
This
year's Conference delegates have the opportunity to win a case of mixed
wines from Hawke's Bay.
This prize, kindly donated by Crossroads Wineries, will go to the
person who is closest to guessing the S & P 500 Index Level as at
the evening of Friday 10 September 2010 (New York time).
Entries must be received by Friday 3 September 2010 before 5pm
(NZ time).
As a hint, the Index Level was 1064.88 as at Friday 16 July 2010