FMAS:24 – Asset Allocation & Trading in a Lower Interest Rate Environment

The Finance Magnates Africa Summit (FMAS:24) will kick off in two weeks from today in Sandton City, South Africa. Held on May 20-22, the premium event will host globally trusted brands, service providers, and industry players, as well as thousands of retail traders. As the largest event in Africa this spring, the focus will be on trading and investing, culminating in a curated content track dedicated to this space. This includes the upcoming session, ‘Asset Allocation & Trading in a Lower Interest Rate Environment.

FMAS:24 is now in its second year, building off of last year’s successful inception. This year is expected to draw even more attendees and big-name speakers, creating a truly immersive atmosphere and experience for participants. Given a growing focus on retail traders, the event will also be introducing an additional content stage,Trader Zone.

Trader Zone is the latest addition to FMAS:24, providing an informative hub and engaging forum for all participants to learn, meet, and learn from other traders, top brokers, and more.

Only a limited time remains to reserve your seat online for FMAS:24. Head on over to the registration page for FMAS:24 and sign-up today! Registering online ensures you can skip the wait and queue on-site.

Window of Investing Opportunity?

The upcoming workshop, ‘Asset Allocation & Trading in a Lower Interest Rate Environment’ will be taking place on May 22 at 13:20-13:40 at Trader Zone. The workshop aims to discuss low interest environments and investing strategies.

The session will be run by Roger Eskinazi, Managing Partner, Tickmill South Africa. Mr. Eskinazi is ideally suited to discuss asset allocation with a focus on macro trends. He has a deep resume with over 14 years with the FirstRand Group, initially at RMB Asset Management and then was appointed as Head of the Investment Division at RMB Private Bank. This also includes roles such as the Head of Group Strategy at BOE Private Clients before being headhunted and relocating to Cape Town in 2007 where he joined Investec as Head of Private Clients at Investec Private Bank.

Register Today for the Biggest Event of the Year in Africa!

Participants can explore the potential of a lower interest rate environment, traditional investment paradigms shift, compelling investors to reassess their asset allocation and trading strategies. This scenario prioritizes diversification beyond conventional bonds and equities. Investors should adapt by seeking assets with potential for higher yields, considering global markets, and employing dynamic trading strategies that leverage short-term market fluctuations, all while managing risk more meticulously to safeguard returns.

See you soon in South Africa!