18 May 2020 08:22

The fallout from the coronavirus is a valuable lesson on the importance of understanding risk. Whether COVID-19 is considered a black or white swan, this session covers the lessons fiduciaries learned about themselves, their teams, decision making and key inputs for portfolio construction?

Speakers

Kristian Fok, chief investment officer, Cbus Super
Robb Hogg, head of global strategies and quant methods, UniSuper
Kylie Willment, chief investment officer, Mercer Australia
Moderator: Colin Tate, chief executive, Conexus Financial

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