Outlook 2010: Are you too late to jump on the investment bandwagon? 3 Feb

After enjoying a long period of economic growth, contributed much by bullish growth in the property and equity markets from 2002, investors took the boom for granted and went along for the joyride. Complex gearing strategies aimed at greater return and lax in risk management allowed leveraged investments to sweep the world. Most of this unravelled during the Global Financial Crisis.

Now that the party is over, the next 10 years or so will be different. Growth in the new economy is going to be constrained by deleveraging, greater volatility, a growing shortage of commodities and government policy mistakes. And that’s before we worry about climate change.

The economy is slowly recovering from the onslaught of the financial crisis. Are you too late to jump on the investment bandwagon? What strategies can you adopt to preserve and grow your wealth? Are your plans foolproof? Join our economic and behavioural finance expert, Arun Abey, to find out how to best position your investments for the future.

About the presenter:
Arun Abey, Executive Chairman and co-founder of ipac. He is renowned as a strategic thinker whose views are often quoted in the media. Arun co-authored How Much is Enough?, a behavioural finance book that explores the relationship between money and happiness.

Date: 3 Feb 2010

Time:630-9pm

Venue: InterContinental Singapore Hotel, Ballroom 3, level 2, 80 Middle Road

Fees:$50 per person or $80 per couple ( fees includes dinner and wine)

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