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Risk's
6th annual US derivatives and risk management congress
Boston,
13-14 June 2000
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Keynote
addresses
Seminars
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| Structured
panel debates |
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As
different institutions have company specific priorities and solutions,
Risk realise the importance of hearing a number of practitioner
approaches to particular risk management issues. Consequently Risk
2000 features a number of structured debates focusing on the opportunities
presented by new products and markets. The panels will be structured
to ensure effective discussion and maximum delegate participation.
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Effectively
managing an active portfolio management strategy, with Gene
Guill DEUTSCHE BANK, Loretta Hennessey CIBC and Brian Ranson BANK
OF MONTREAL
Effectively
apply weather derivatives, with Jeff Porter KOCH ENERGY TRADING,
Vince Kaminski ENRON CORP. and Ravi Nathan AQUILA
Commoditising
telecom capacity, with Mike Moore AMEREX BANDWIDTH, Eric Raab
AIG TELECOM, Alex Mashinsky ARBINET, Jon Tingley GLOBAL CROSSING
and Ross Mayfield, RATEXCHANGE
Evaluating
the web revolution in finance, with Ashvin
Chhabra JP MORGAN, Darryll Hendricks FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW
YORK and Neil Chriss ICOR BROKERAGE, INC.
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| Panel
session - risk management over the next five years |
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Hear
some of the industry’s most influential risk practitioners review
current trends and discuss the likely direction of risk management
over the next five years. Topics to be covered will include internal
credit risk modelling, enterprise wide integration and bank capital.
The panel session, to be moderated by, Matthew Crabbe, Editor
of Risk magazine, will include –
Thomas
Fischer, Member of the Board of Managing Directors, Group Risk
Officer, Deutsche Bank
Maureen
Miskovic, Head of Risk Management, Lehman Brothers
Emanuel
Derman, Managing Director, Firmwide Risk Management, Goldman
Sachs
Anthony
Pesco, Managing Director, Strategic
Risk Management, CSFB
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| Multi-streamed
congress agenda |
Delegates
at Risk conferences come from widely diverse worlds, including
investment banking, insurance, energy, fund management and corporate
treasuries, and so look at risk management from a variety of perspectives.
To cater to our diverse audience we have designed concurrent sessions
that examine derivatives and risk management techniques and strategies
from their theoretical underpinning to their practical application.
Delegates
who attend Risk 2000 can acquaint themselves with cutting-edge
mathematical finance techniques, hear the latest thinking from regulators
and recognise opportunities in rapidly developing new markets. The conference
includes in-depth coverage on topical issues ranging from:
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credit
risk portfolio measurement and management
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credit
risk mitigation through structured products
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advanced
risk management techniques and strategies
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integration
of market risk, risk capital and balance sheet
management
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forecasting
and modelling techniques for volatility and
correlation
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new
developments in credit risk modelling
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interest
rate modelling
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risk
measurement & management for investment managers
and plan sponsors.
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Keynote
address
Keynote
addresses by Myron Scholes and Jeffrey
Skilling. RISK is delighted
to welcome Myron Scholes, Nobel prize winner and revered academic to
present a keynote speech to delegates. Scholes, once partner at Long
Term Capital Management and author of the seminal Black - Scholes option
pricing model, will present his views on recent market developments
and likely shape of the industry in the new millenium. Jeffrey K. Skilling
is President and Chief Operating Officer of Enron, one of the world’s
largest integrated energy companies. Jeff also sits on the company’s
Board of Directors.
Leading
academic speakers
John
Hull, Professor of Finance, University of Toronto will present his
latest work on the implementation of the LIBOR market model and its
extensions.
Stephen
Ross, Professor of Finance and Economics, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology will present a paper looking at three famous financial
failures.
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Networking
opportunities
In addition to the comprehensive Risk 2000
lecture program, the conference offers delegates the chance to generate
new business, as well as many opportunities to discuss derivatives
and risk management techniques with both the speakers themselves
and other attendees. Consultation rooms are available for your use
throughout the conference where you can conduct formal meetings
with clients and colleagues. Opportunities for further discussion
of topical issues are provided during the morning, afternoon and
lunch breaks throughout the programme. And for more informal networking
enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of Risk 2000’s cocktail party,
congress dinner or participate in one of four panel debates.
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Congress
dinner
Sponsored by Arthur Andersen
Risk
is delighted to invite you to the
congress
dinner sponsored by Arthur Andersen on 13 June 2000. Immediately after
the cocktail reception, sponsored by Openlink, you will be transported
to Rowes Wharf for a sunset dinner cruise in the unmatched atmosphere
of the Odyssey. The dinner will allow delegates to establish new contacts
and enjoy the scenery of Boston’s historic harbour.
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Choice
of three separately bookable training seminars
Take
the opportunity to examine the underlying theory and latest derivative
and risk management techniques from leading industry specialists
12
June 2000
Advanced techniques for mastering default
correlations and practical application of credit theory
Effectively measuring and managing market based liquidity risk
15
June 2000
Integrating market risk and credit risk measurement
and management Sponsored by Algorithmics
Fourth
stream dedicated to risk management for investment managers and
plan sponsors, led by Askari 13 & 14 June 2000
Building
on the success of last year’s collaboration with Askari, Risk has
again developed this exclusive forum for investment managers and
institutional investors to discuss the latest risk management strategies
and applications. Featuring the foremost practitioners from the
investment community, participants will have the opportunity to
identify different approaches and solutions to key industry issues.
“The
innovative introduction of an investment management stream will
be an important spur to the industry to develop a collaborative
view on the critical issues of estimation, reporting and control
of risk as encountered by investors and managers.”
Eric Stubbs, CREDIT SUISSE ASSET MANAGEMENT – Risk99 Boston
“The
fourth stream (for institutional investors and plan sponsors) was
a huge success, and I urge you to build on that success for next
year’s conference.” Harris Lirtzman, THE CITY OF NEW YORK OFFICE
OF THE COMPTROLLER – Risk99 Boston
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