Alternative Investments Conference explores the finer points of a cash-free future
The day-long event drew on attendees’ broad expertise to discuss what is becoming an increasingly important part of investors’ portfolios.
The day-long event drew on attendees’ broad expertise to discuss what is becoming an increasingly important part of investors’ portfolios.
Industry partnership enhances Business School's credentials.
The low global interest rate environment has elevated alternative investments as a potentially attractive asset class for fund managers seeking higher returns. Practitioners, academics, professionals and regulatory agencies involved in the finance industry will attend a two-day international conference on the Gold Coast to share ideas on the growing trend.
Explore intelligent wealth-building insights: assess risk objectively, avoid herd mentality, and overcome overconfidence in navigating investments. Success lies not just in making money but in safeguarding it—creating a resilient financial foundation for the future says Dr John Fan.
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