Global Investor, Isla to host sec lending webinars
25th June, 2020
Global Investor, in partnership with Isla, will host a series of webinars to discuss the key themes impacting the industry in 2020
Global Investor and the International Securities Lending Association (Isla) have partnered to bring the industry a series of webinars over two weeks.
Over eight live sessions, industry leaders will give their perspectives and their outlooks in, what has been, an exceptional year. We will also look at what regulatory delays have meant for buy- and sell-side firms, how data and digitalisation will shape the industry and discuss Covid-19 and the chain reactions stemmed from the pandemic.
As environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors continue to climb the agenda for many firms, we will examine how institutional investors can incorporate sustainable principles into their investment strategy.
The panellists will cover demand dynamics as they provide an outlook for beneficial owners, alternative investment managers and banks.
For more information on the event, please use the contact details below:
ISLA Contacts:
Andrew Dyson: andrew.dyson@isla.co.uk
Sejal Amin: sejal.amin@isla.co.uk
Sponsorship & Speaker Enquiries, please contact:
Will Browne: wbrowne@euromoneyplc.com
Tim Willmott: tim.willmott@globalinvestorgroup.com
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