Money Management launches Platforms & Wraps 2015
The future of platforms in a rapidly changing environment including the rise and rise of Separately Managed Accounts will be front and centre at this year's Money Management Platforms and Wraps Conference set down for Magenta Shores from 29 to 31 July.
The conference agenda will this year closely examine the platform choices now confronting financial planners and whether the significant investments made by the major banks and other key players are paying off.
The conference will also include exclusive research insights from Investment Trends and examine digital disruption, multi-jurisdictional platforms, overseas trends and closely examine evolving Government policy and regulation.
More details are available at www.investmentplatforms.com.au and registrations can be made to [email protected]
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