UK Financial Advisers

Dan Carter, manager of the Jupiter Japan Income Fund, discusses his presentation on the theme of endurance and resilience.

Alastair Gunn and Rhys Petheram, managers of the Jupiter Distribution Fund Range, discusses his presentation on the theme of endurance and resilience.

Ariel Bezalel, manager of the Jupiter Strategic Bond Fund discusses his presentation on the theme of endurance and resilience.

James Clunie, manager of the Jupiter Absolute Return Fund discusses his presentation on the theme of endurance and resilience.

Charlie Thomas, manager of the Jupiter Ecology Fund discusses his presentation on the theme of endurance and resilience.

Ross Teverson, manager of the Jupiter China Fund and Jupiter Global Emerging Markets Fund, discusses his presentation on the theme of endurance and resilience.

Jason Pidcock, fund manager of the Jupiter Asian Income Fund, discusses his presentation.

Good solid relationships with the right solicitors and accountants can help any business develop a stronger and more profitable proposition for clients. However while many people talk about it how many do it well?

Panacea Adviser and Glassagh Consulting in their next Bright talk TV session will outline the key steps to success in working with Solicitors and Accountants. It will cover:

- Making contact
- The nuts and bolts of working with solicitors and accountants
- The key opportunities not to miss
- Keeping it the relationship going.

This session which will last 45 minutes and is one not to miss and can help any business no matter their experience with strategic alliances.

Thomas Vester discusses the benefits and opportunities in Frontier Markets and expresses his own views as to why Frontier Markets are a worthy investment.

Join Bob Michele, CIO, for his quarterly review of the fixed income markets and his team's best investment ideas for the near term.

Meet the Jupiter Independent Funds team.

Trevor Greetham, Head of Multi Asset offers an update on the RL Global Multi Asset Portfolios (GMAPs) and positioning of the Investment Clock.

Associate Fund Manager Thomas Fitzgerald discusses the new Amity Insight on Cyber Security.

Paul Spencer, manager of the Franklin UK Mid Cap Fund, will share his current views and outlook for the UK mid-cap market. He will also cover the ideas and themes that underpin his current portfolio and comment on his approach to finding alpha in a market characterised by continued volatility, low interest rates and slow-growth.

As investors question where next for UK monetary and fiscal policy initiatives, Richard Watts, manager of the Old Mutual UK Mid Cap Fund, remains relatively relaxed with his portfolio positioning.

Join Richard for a live webcast on 29 September where you can tune in to his current thinking on the macroeconomic environment, as well as hear his views on why stock selection in the fund remains key to driving performance returns.

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Simon Doherty, Investment Manager at Quilter Cheviot, provides an update on the present markets as well as the firm’s Managed Portfolio Service (MPS) current positioning and asset allocation.

Register for Schroders Live on Wednesday 28 September, with Senior European Economist and Strategist Azad Zangana and Fund Manager Remi Olu-Pitan as they discuss recent macroeconomic challenges in a panel discussion hosted by Bloomberg’s Manus Cranny.

The announcements by the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan last week showed how trapped they are. Rates will remain low for a long time, but that may be an opportunity for investors.

Tom introduces the F&C UK Mid-Cap Fund and discusses why buying out of favour shares may feel uncomfortable, but can offer the greatest reward.




UK, mid-cap, equities, Tom Wilson, BMO, Brexit

Join this panel session where we will discuss the opportunities and challenges with regards to some of the trending topics in FinTech.

Opportunities:

- Direct peer-to-peer messaging aspect establishes a trust relationship between the involved parties, consumers and enterprises.

- Delivering a human like experience and quality advice at a lower cost and processing more data


Challenges:

- Dealing with artificial intelligence is how the information will be processed by enterprises and shared with partners from a privacy perspective.

- How will artificial intelligence be used in real-life situations

- What is the relation of AI to risk management and compliance

Hosted live via videocast during Sibos 2016, Dell Services present this live-streamed Financial Services Think Tank for Financial Services executives who have realised that Powerful forces are reshaping the banking industry leading up to 2020.

Key discussion themes:
•How will Banking look like in 2020?
-Revenues and profitability expectation for banks?
-Revenue Mix shift – Payments, Advisory Services?
-Customer acquisition strategy - Fight for customer wallet share?
-Operating Model – Digital / Mix of Bricks & Clicks?
-Role of Regulation – bane or boon?
-Political considerations – Brexit?

•What role would FinTech providers play in 2020 for Banking services?
-Competitors?
-Collaborators?
-Role of new banks (leveraging FinTech technology)

•Role of new technology in shaping Banking in 2020?
-Distributed ledger technology (Blockchain) – is this really the biggest new threat to banks in the long history of banking?
-Open APIs
-Robotics
-Real Time Payments
-Cloud adoption for core Financial Services applications
-Advanced analytics and Cognitive thinking

The webinar will be delivered by Toby Vaughan, Lead Fund Manager for the Atlas Portfolios and Head of Fund Management for Santander Asset Management Global Multi-Asset Solutions Team. Toby will review the markets and look at how this has impacted the portfolios and investment decisions moving forwards.

Join Northern Trust investment experts who will discuss their perspectives on the state of the financial markets, potential timing of a Federal Reserve interest rate move and the implications for institutional investors.

In this webinar you'll hear from:
Carl Tannenbaum - Chief Economist
Daniel Phillips, CFA - Senior Investment Strategist

Chris Doell, CFA - Managing Director, Client Solutions Group will host this webinar and lead the Q&A using viewer submitted questions.

Data visualisation is a discipline that uses graphs and charts to easily communicate large chunks of data into easily digestible formats.

When it comes to personal finance, data visualization has been used to create useful dashboards where users can keep track of their spending, income, and budgeting.

Join this session where we will discuss:

-Why is data visualization so useful when it comes to personal finance?
-What are the best data viz tools/apps for personal finance?
-What are customers missing from banks that personal finance fintechs are able to provide?
-What are the best practice tips for using dashboards and apps to improve personal finance?
-What are some common mistakes people make when managing their personal finances?
-What are some common misconceptions of data visualization?