Upcoming Forum Webinars http://t.co/MStdNWwg Feb 03, 2012

Board Considerations for Oversight of Active ETFs

February 08, 2012, Forum Webinar Series

Overview

As the SEC moves closer to approving some of the many pending applications for actively managed ETFs, fund directors need to look forward to anticipate the governance challenges that an actively managed ETF might pose for the fund board.  Bruce Rosenblum, a partner with K&L Gates, will discuss considerations for fund boards that may in the near future have additional oversight responsibilities in this area.

The event will be broadcast live from 2:00 to 3:00 Eastern time on Wednesday, February 8, 2012.

Speakers

Bruce Rosenblum

Bruce Rosenblum

Partner

K&L Gates

Mr. Rosenblum's experience includes serving as a director and senior counsel at Deutsche Asset Management/Scudder Investments, where he provided counseling on matters related to the operations of approximately 180 investment companies, including mutual funds, closed-end funds and specialty funds utilizing complex derivatives strategies. He served as the lead in-house lawyer supervising the development, organization and launch of new funds. Additionally, he acted as a regulatory liaison to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and counseled fund directors, investment advisors and fund officers on compliance, valuation, fund accounting and third-party service provider matters.

Program Info

 

Registration

This event is open to all mutual fund industry professionals. To register for this event online, please click on the "Register" button and complete the required information.  You may also register by contacting the Forum directly at 202.507.4488.

Webinar Fees

Forum Members: Free
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Non-Members $100

 

Materials

Webinar Archive:  Board Considerations for Oversight of Active ETFs

This webinar focuses on considerations for fund boards that may in the near future have additional oversight responsibilities in this area. read more

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