Alpha & Beta for Every Portfolio: An Exclusive Lunch + Learn
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Join CME Group, ReSolve, Welton, and Equity Armor (LIVE) for an insightful panel where leading managers will unpack how they are blending alpha and beta in innovative ways, making hedge fund-style strategies more accessible, flexible, and impactful for RIA clients across the spectrum.
Panelist Speakers:
William Marr – Senior Managing Director, Head of Business Development, Welton Investment Partners
Mike Philbrick – Chief Executive Officer, Resolve Asset Management
Brian Stutland – Chief Investment Officer, Equity Armor Investments
Dr. Mark Shore – Director & Economist, CME Group
This session will cover:
- Innovative portfolio solutions — blending and stacking approaches to access alternative
- Client alignment — suitability frameworks and clear communication strategies
- Portfolio construction — tailoring liquid alts across different client segments
- Practical implementation — operational considerations and seamless platform integration
Details:
🗓️ Thursday, October 23rd
⏰ (11:15 am Check-in) 11:30 am - 2:00 pm
📍 Mere Bulles, 5201 Maryland Way, Brentwood, TN 37027
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