Invesco Investment Intelligence Seminar

We have once again worked with Colin Ryding, Regional Sales Manager at Invesco, to bring Neal Bailey to Aberdeen where he will help us make sense of the investment landscape.

08:00 Breakfast rolls (bacon, sausage or egg) served with tea, coffee and fresh juice

08:30 Seminar begins

10:00 Event ends

The macroeconomic environment continues to generate challenges for investment positioning.

In this presentation we provide our analysis on financial markets and global economies, discussing the outlook and what investors might expect going forward.

Fixed income markets have been under particular fire, with many advisers questioning the role of the asset classes in their clients’ portfolios. We will also shine a light on the key concerns and opportunities in this space.

• Discuss the near-term global macroeconomic outlook.
• Review the qualities of bonds and the asset class’s role within a portfolio.
• Consider in detail the particular opportunities at present in Asian equity markets.

Based in Henley-on-Thames, Neal joined the company in July 2005 as a strategist and currently holds the role of Presenter, Sales. In this role Neal is responsible for delivering educational investment seminars throughout the North of England, Scotland and Ireland. Now in their 17th year, the key events Neal delivers are the Investment Intelligence seminars which provide quality educational and informative training to around 5,000 investment professionals every year.

Neal began his career in 1988 at Scottish Equitable after which he held various roles at NPI and Framlington Fund Managers before joining AIG Life UK. As UK Sales Director, he was responsible for setting up the UK Sales Division and establishing AIG’s national investment training seminars in the late 1990s.

Following his six years at AIG, Neal left to take a role at US Brokerage, Lord Abbett, after which he returned to the UK taking the role of Head of Sales for Insight Investments.

Neal graduated from Middlesex University in 1987 with an upper class degree in Economics and Politics.