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2010 Events / Conferences - June
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June 7-9
‘The Changing Global Balances’ is the theme of this year’s ICGN Annual Conference. Topics examined will include the BRIC economies, the evolving role of hedge funds in corporate stewardship, and sovereign wealth funds. The conference is hosted by the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan and the CPP Investment Board. It takes place in Toronto, ON. Visit: www.icgn.org/conferences
June 9
Discussions on a range of investing topics including behavioral finance, the outlook for emerging markets, and fixed income investing strategies will be featured at the eighth annual Morningstar Investment Conference. Speakers include Michael J. Mauboussin, chief investment strategist, Legg Mason; and Terry Carr, vice-president and managing director of fixed income, MFC. It takes place in Toronto, ON. Visit: http://corporate.morningstar.com/ca/mic
June 9
Proposed options for pension reform from expert panels across the country including expanding the CPP, various forms of government-sponsored DC plans, and amending pension and tax laws to enable increased coverage under private arrangements will be examined at the Alberta ACPM Regional Council’s ‘Exclusive Lunch with Jack Mintz.’ Professor Jack Mintz, director and Palmer Chair in public policy of The School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary, is a leading thinker, researcher, and commentator on Canada's retirement income system. It takes place in Calgary, AB. Visit: http://www.acpm.com/
June 9-11
David Garofalo, senior vice-president, finance, and chief financial officer, Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd., will deliver a keynote address at the ‘2010 FEI Canada Conference.’ Garofalo, who is also Canada’s CFO of the Year 2009, will discuss the history, fundamentals, and re-emergence of gold. He will also provide an overview of the market for gold equities. It takes place in Victoria, BC. Visit: http://www.feicanada.org/
June 10
Workshops on claims administration, financial management, and group benefits and retirement services will be featured at the ‘LOMA Canada Annual Conference.’ It takes place in Toronto, ON. Visit: http://www.lomacanada.ca/en/conference/index.htm
June 10
‘Health, Wellness and Obesity’ is the topic of the next Connex Health breakfast session. Kevin West, vice-president at Innomar Strategies Inc., will provide a case study of how employers, a manufacturer, and an insurer are working in co-operation to help employees who are morbidly obese successfully address their disease. It takes place June 10 in Burlington, ON.Visit: www.connexhc.com
June 14
AIMA Canada will recognize the launch of its Quebec committee with a reception. The group of Quebec-based alternative investment industry professionals will focus on promoting growth, education, and sound practices in the province of Quebec. It takes place in Montreal, QC. Visit: http://aima-canada.org/
June 14
Microfinance investing will be the focus of an ‘IAMFI Investor Network’ meeting, co-hosted by the Social Investment Organization and Sarona Fund. The meeting a forum in which prospective investors may attend presentations by fund managers that offer impact investment opportunities in micro-, small- and medium-enterprise funds. It takes place in Toronto, ON, prior to the opening of the ‘Canadian Responsible Investment Conference 2010.’ Visit: http://www.iamfi.com/events.html or contact Kristina Lopez, IAMFI program associate, at klopez@iamfi.com
June 14-16
How innovation is changing the face of socially responsible investment and how SRI is revolutionizing conventional investment will be the focus of the ‘Canadian Summit on Socially Responsible Investment.’ Sessions will look at cleantech, oilsands issues, public attitudes, advisor/client relationships, divestment versus engagement, and innovations in environmental social governance research and investment management. This year, the conference will feature the first annual Canadian SRI Lifetime Achievement Award to be given to an outstanding member of the Canadian SRI community. It takes place in Toronto, ON. Visit: http://www.socialinvestment.ca/
June 14-18
Enrolment is now open for Humber College’s CAP training program. ACAP is offered in two, one-week modules, designed for anyone from CAP administrators to CAP decision-makers. Topics covered include ‘CAP Mechanics,’ which looks at the structure and design of CAPs and ‘CAPs & the Law,’ which examines how CAPs are regulated, including plan provisions, common law, legislation/regulations, and fiduciary duties. It takes place in Toronto, ON. Visit: http://www.humber.ca/ceb/eFlyers/ACAP.html
June 15-16
Information and solutions that organizations need in order to respond to major developments and concerns impacting pricing and reimbursement in Canada's pharmaceutical industry will be examined at the Canadian Institute's ‘4th Annual Drug Pricing & Reimbursement’ conference. Sessions will provide updates on drug reform in Ontario, Alberta, Quebec, and Atlantic Canada and share perspectives on changes in the private payer market in Ontario and the impact on other provinces. It takes place in Toronto, ON. Visit: http://www.canadianinstitute.com/DrugPricing
June 16
The ISCEBS Toronto Chapter will look at target pension plans in its ‘Pension Plan Update.’ Mark Davis and Susan Deller, from Eckler Ltd., will speak about target pension plans and how they impact plan sponsors and plan members. It takes place in Toronto, ON. Visit: http://www.iscebs.org/PDF/chapters/100616_tor.pdf
June 20-22
Madame Justice Eileen Gillese, of the Ontario Court of Appeal, and Paula Cox, deputy premier and minister of finance and economic development, government of Bermuda, will be among the keynote speakers at the '2010 International Pension & Employee Benefits Lawyers Association' conference. It takes placein Quebec City, QC. Visit: http://www.ipebla.org/2010_Quebec_Conference_Program
June 21-23
‘Navigating the New Normal’ is the theme of the CPBI Forum 2010. Sessions will focus on ‘the new normal’ that last year’s economic crisis created. It takes placein Halifax, NS. Visit: http://www.cpbi-icra.ca/
June 21-25
Enrolment is now open for Humber College’s CAP training program. ACAP is offered in two, one-week modules, designed for anyone from CAP administrators to CAP decision-makers. Topics covered include ‘CAP Mechanics,’ which looks at the structure and design of CAPs and ‘CAPs & the Law,’ which examines how CAPs are regulated, including plan provisions, common law, legislation/regulations, and fiduciary duties. It takes place in Regina, SK. Visit: http://www.humber.ca/ceb/eFlyers/ACAP.html
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