JOIM Conference Series

The JOIM Conference Series (founded in 2006) extends the mandate of the Journal Of Investment Management (JOIM) publication of bridging the theory and practice of investment management. Whereas the JOIM publication is a rigorous peer reviewed publication, the JOIM Conference Series showcases very high quality presentations and a platform for interactive discussions of current topics in the investment management arena. Prevalent throughout both activities is the highest quality material suitable for the academic, practitioner and student.  Conference consists of a keynote speaker and two days of presentations and discussions with experts in the field. Conferences are held twice a year (Spring and Fall).  

Fall JOIM Conference Series (in-person event)
October 17 – 18, 2022 / UCSD campus
co-hosted with UC San Diego, Rady School of Management 

This Fall 2022 we will cover selected presentations which include portfolio management issues, determinants of inflation, housing prices and ESG. Each will be presented by distinguished experts who will provide recent important insights both for background and actionable follow-up.

Feature presenters include:

Sanjiv Das, Santa Clara University, Keynote Speaker
Multimodal Machine Learning in Finance

Stefano Cavaglia, State of Wisconsin Investment Board
Portable Beta and Total Portfolio Management

Alessio de Longis, Invesco
Tactical Asset Allocation, Risk Premia, and the Business Cycle: A Macro Regime Approach

Will Kinlaw, State Street
The Determinants of Inflation

Ananth Madhavan, BlackRock
How Many Active Funds Should You Hold?

Michael Melvin, UCSD Rady School of Management
How useful is a Prospectus in Identifying Greenwashing Versus True ESG Funds?

Allan Timmermann, UCSD Rady School of Management
Search and Predictability of Prices in the Housing Market

Johannes Wieland UCSD /NBER
Housing Demand and Remote Work

Risk Managers, Portfolio Managers, Pension Managers, Plan Sponsors, Endowments, Senior Executives of Financial Firms and Academics would all benefit from attending.