WEBCASTS

Is human insight still relevant in investing? Preparing for the next 100 years

It is no secret that technology is changing the way many jobs are being done. Investing decisions and analysis are becoming increasingly influenced by new tech.

Join Capital Group equity portfolio manager Grant Cambridge for a discussion with Holly Framsted on the ever-evolving role of portfolio managers and investment analysts. Learn how Capital Group is using technology to enhance proprietary fundamental research.

November 7, 2023

10am PT | 1pm ET

1 CE Credit

SUMMARY

Topics will include:

The current impact of human insight in investing.
How technology is changing the role of the portfolio manager and the analyst.
What the next century of investment could look like.

Accepted for one hour of CFP/IWI/The American College Board CE credit for live and on-demand attendees

CFA Institute members are encouraged to self-document their continuing professional development activities in their online CE tracker.

SPEAKERS

Holly Framsted

Head of Global Product Strategy and Development
Capital Group

Grant Cambridge

Portfolio Manager
Capital Group

Todd Rosenbluth

Head of Research
VettaFi

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