Financial Times Future of Asset Management 2022

Schulthess Zimmermann & Jauch is the official executive search partner to the conference

Strategies to differentiate the asset managers of tomorrow - As we begin to reach a middle ground between managing an ongoing pandemic, establishing a new way of working and exploiting new opportunities, the dust is starting to settle for many European asset managers.

Despite early signs of stability, matters around global supply shortages, inflation and political turmoil are set to throw this newfound optimism off course, where only those that adapt and innovate will come out triumphant. With new trends around greater investment in private markets, expanding service offerings and building company cultures to support new mergers and dynamic teams, the new era for asset management shows promising signs.

What initiatives can be implemented to foster greater gender diversity, equal pay and role promotion for women in the asset management industry?

Hosted by the Financial Times, in collaboration with Ignites Europe, this year’s Future of Asset Management Europe assembled the industry’s leading voices from the top asset management firms across Europe, FT Group Editors and leading regulatory bodies to deliver key insights and strategies to equip asset managers with what is needed to survive the next phase of regional and global market shifts.

The era of implementation - Integrating ESG activities and committing to net zero
Deploying distribution technology - Redefining relationships, reacting to change and reaping returns
Digital assets and crypto - Is a revolution around the corner for asset managers?
The European landscape - Opportunity in economic recovery
Structural change and a digital shift - Reshaping the operating environment with technology
Next generation - Attracting the next generation of asset managers and capturing emerging talent