Going the extra mile WILL make a difference with or without RDR

This Webinar will bring experts together to discuss income at retirement investment strategies.

We should hear about the challenges to generate income in a consistent and substantial manner in all asset classes, Fixed Income, Equity Income products as well as multi asset income products, which are becoming increasingly popular with savers and investors.

We will also discuss solutions driven products that are being offered to savers and investors at retirement age, including draw down solutions to complement retirement income.

Finally, we will address how distributors and advisors are helping their clients before retirement and once they are retired in meeting their financial needs.

Panellists
George Lagarias, Senior Economist, Mazars
Adrian Lowcock, Head of Personal Investing, Willis Owen
Toby Nangle, Global Co-Head of Asset Allocation & Head of Multi-Asset, EMEA, Columbia Threadneedle

Moderated by;
Jean-Francois Hautemulle, Principal, Terres Neuves Consulting Limited

Generating income of base rates plus 4.5% is not a simple task but it can be done with a multi-asset absolute return approach. It can also be done by avoiding taking unnecessary risks in traditional asset classes, which Fulcrum believes are likely to face a challenging return phase over the medium term.

In this session;

* We address the current income dilemma – how to generate income without taking too much risk
* We highlight the potentially low returns from traditional assets
* We suggest alternative solutions
* We provide the Fulcrum Income Solution

Join this session to learn how to achieve consistent income, low sensitivity to equities AND bonds as well as long-term capital preservation

About the presenter - Graham Neilson, Investment Director

Graham has been with Fulcrum as an Investment Director since summer 2017. Before that he was the Chief Investment Strategist at Cairn Capital for seven years. Between 2004 and 2010 he worked at Credaris Portfolio Management where he was a Partner and Portfolio Manager. He has also worked at ABN Amro, HVB, Bear Stearns, BNP Paribas and Asia Equity where he started his career in Hong Kong in 1993. Graham has a MA in Economics from University of St Andrew’s.

Most of us have heard about crypto “currencies”, ICOs and the tremendous volatility and risks involved. Is there any rationality in this space? Is there any room for a more traditional investor – or is investing in crypto anything but a crap shoot?

The fact of the matter is that there is already quite a broad range of investments available in the crypto space, many of which carry far less risk and a far higher level of security than one might believe from general media reporting on the crypto sector.

This session will briefly touch on all of the major categories of investments in the crypto space and then focus on the various fixed-income and pseudo-fixed-income investments which already exist. It will conclude with a brief look at where the sector is going – which we know with relative certainty because the “fiat” space (the traditional financial sector) has already been there…

About Tim

Timothy is the founder and the primary Principal of Crypto Asset Management, LP ("CAM"). Prior to founding CAM, Mr. Enneking was the founder and investment manager for the Crypto Currency Fund (“CCF”), one of the world's first private funds focused on cryptocurrencies.

Prior to operating CCF, Mr. Enneking founded and managed Tera Capital Fund, a fund of funds focused on Eastern Europe (established in 2004). Simultaneously, in 2013, he was engaged to manage the world’s first Bitcoin fund.

Mr. Enneking also has extensive M&A experience, having completed more than 70 transactions with an aggregate transaction value of over US$12 billion. He speaks near-native French and Russian, as well as German. He has five university degrees, all in international business and law.