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It often seems that there are so many conferences each year in finance that it's difficult to attend them all. See the highlights from key finance industry conferences in Australia and overseas, when it suits you as evoTV covers the most important events. Our partnerships with publishers and conference producers give evoTV access to the best presentations and commentators from across the finance industry.

Speedy trading: Oz hits top markets
John Fildes, Managing Director of Instinet Pacific talks about the impact high-frequency trading will have on Australia’s market competitiveness.
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1/06/2010
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Rate rise imminent
Rob Henderson, NAB chief economist, discusses the impact of the latest CPI figures on the economy.
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28/01/2010
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The economic outlook
Craig James, chief economist at CommSec, talks about Australia’s economy
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23/10/2009
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The future of CPA
Alex Malley, CPA CEO discusses the future of the accountancy profession and how accountants needs to change their image.
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21/10/2009
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The new face of accounting
Highlights from the CPA Congress in Darling Harbour.
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15/10/2009
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Hedge Fund Awards - Part 4
Kim Ivey discusses the role of AIMA
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29/09/2009
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Lanterne strategic investors
Michael Brooks, from Lanterne Strategic Investors, outlines their business strategy for hedge fund investing.
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28/09/2009
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Hedge Fund Awards - Part 2
John Corr, Chief Investment Officer for Fortitude Capital, discusses the effects of the GFC on the hedge fund industry.
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25/09/2009
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Hedge Fund Awards - Part 1
David Hobart from Apeiron Global Macro Fund talks about their investment strategy.
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24/09/2009
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Resolving disputes
Credit Ombudsman Raj Venga says his team are dealing with more and more complaints from consumers suffering financial hardship. One out of every four complaints to the Ombudsman is about financial hardship.
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6/07/2009
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How we do business
PLAN's Ray Hair looks at the imbalances in lending markets, and the impacts new legislation will have on licencing and business structures. With the introduction of new rules, compliance, education and professionalism will become a useful set of marketing tools.
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2/07/2009
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Not just another number
Paul Eldridge, CEO of Intellitrain says the key to successfully managing a planning or broking practice is to create personal and relevant relationships with your clients. Taking time to understand and connect with potential clients is vital.
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30/06/2009
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Keeping a client focus
Doug Mathlin of Frontrunner Consulting Group says the brokers who will come out on top of the credit legislation changes are those who make sure to maintain their focus on client relationships. Doug also explains the big opportunity for brokers now is to tap into the 60% of the mortgage market who are not aware of the benefits that brokers offer over other lenders.
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30/06/2009
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Advancing the industry.
Steve Kane, Managing Direct of FAST, says licensing brokers is one of the big issues the mortgage industry needs to overcome, and that this will greatly help the image of brokers by the greater public. Steve says that other current stumbling blocks are lenders choking on the surge of new loan applications brought on by the fist home owner's grant.
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29/06/2009
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Marketing Risks
Managing Direct of Your Client Matters, Deena Janes, explains that in tough economic times the biggest marketing risk is not doing any marketing at all. She explains that client retention activities are often the most cost effective ways to do so.
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26/06/2009
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Beating the big 4
Managin Director of firstmac, Kim Cannon, says that non bank lenders are currently having to re-establish themselves in the marketplace after the fallout of the GFC. Kim explains that non bank lenders can offer faster and more flexible services to their clients, but their challenge is getting that message out to the wider public.
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25/06/2009
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Non bank lenders
CEO of Mortgage Ezy, Garry Driscoll, explains that being a non bank lender has numerous benefits, from flexibility in loan types to greater expediency in loan turnaround time. Garry also discusses the potential effects of the newly tightened regulations around mortgages.
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24/06/2009
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A small world
Bankwest State Sales Manager, Mick O'Shea, discusses how Bankwest used its stand design as a metaphor for its larger business focus. Mick also discusses Bankwest's relationship with the Commonwealth Bank in their mortgage broking business.
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23/06/2009
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Sales in Australia
Intellitrain CEO, Paul Eldridge, describes the unique aversion that Australians have to being sold to. Paul explains that because most sales training is U.S based it is often hard to apply the same techniques in Australia because of this behaviour. He says that this is why Intellitrain is different, in that it is based specifically on the Australia market.
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22/06/2009
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Evolution of the property market
Challenger's Steve Weston discusses the evolution of the property market over the last year. He explains the effect licensed mortgage brokers will have, and the changes that the first home owners boost has created. Steve also explains the implications of a market where loan to valuation ratios are at their peak.
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19/06/2009
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