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CIMA boss to top bill at fund conference

Posted on Wed, 09/01/2010 - 08:18 in

(CNS):The Managing Director of CIMA will be the keynote speaker this year at the annual Cayman Fund Focus conference hosted by Campbells, Attorneys. ‘Same Game but New Rules?’ is the theme for the conference making Scotland an appropriate choice to lead the debate. Now in its 8th year and also marking the law firm’s 40th anniversary. The event is expected to attract representatives from across the international fund business. A number of other experts in their field from Cayman and overseas will also join the CIMA MD as speakers. They include experts in the Financial and Investment Services, Hedge Funds, Asset and Investment Management, Law and Securities.

 
The conference will be held on Friday, 8 October at the Ritz Carlton and aims to expand the knowledge of business leaders in the Cayman Islands and to present threats and opportunities that may exist in our global economic times, Campbells said.
 
“Campbells is proud to once again host the Cayman Fund Focus conference which is now in its 8th year. We aim to bring high caliber speakers, provocative topics and a wealth of information to help guide the leaders of the local financial sector in their business planning. We look forward to another successful conference,” says Alistair Walters, Managing Partner – Campbells.  
 
Aside from the presentations each section is rounded-up by a panel debate; moderators include Gary Linford, Managing Director - DMTC Group Ltd, Robert Searle, Partner,- Campbells, Ethan Johnson, Partner - Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP, and Ross McDonough, Partner - Campbells.
 
For more information on this year’s speakers and programme and to register visit www.campbellsconference.ky.
 

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