If you are anywhere around New York City, on April 18, there is the “Closed-End Funds and Global ETF Conference”. The one day conference will focus exclusively on closed-end funds and global ETF opportunities. With the huge increase in world-wide economic expansion, a global strategy is critical to long-term growth and risk diversification.
“The ETF Global Awards” will be held on April 26, 2007 in NYC. Hosted by ExchangeTradedFunds.com, this 3rd Annual event plans to honor outstanding contributors to the ETF industry. This celebration of the ETF industry will also include informational half-day of workshops in addition to the festive awards event.
“The Money Show” has several events throughout the year with various ETF panels and focus sessions to meet the increasing demand for ETF investor education.
May 14-17, Las Vegas, NV
July 26-28, San Francisco, CA
Sept. 6-8, Washington, DC
Nov. 30-Dec. 1, London, UK
All of the energy in New York City provides a perfect backdrop for the June 14-15 “2007 Investment Advisors’ Exchange Traded Products Summit”. The agenda offers a robust menu of relevant and timely topics that will supercharge ETF investors.
The “ETF & Closed-End Funds World 2007” in London, UK will be held from June 26-28. This 2-day conference offers a world-class education on what’s happening in the ETF and closed-end fund arena.
“Index World Asia 2007” will be in Singapore, September 4-6, 2007. As the only pure ETF investment conference in Asia, many will gather to explore investment strategies. World-wide participants will see the commitment made to Asia at this conference.
The annual “Financial Advisor Symposium” will be in Chicago, October 8-10, 2007. Big news! A new session just on ETFs has been added to this year’s event. It promises to be a stellar educational opportunity for advisors to learn how ETFs can be used for investor asset growth.
So there you have, a world-wide, world-class round up of the most important and influential ETF events to happen this year. It promises to be another big year for ETFs. Enjoy!