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FEI Detroit Hot Topic - "Managing Through Market Volatility" | Presented by JPMorgan Chase


Join FEI Detroit Chapter for the Hot Topic, "Managing Through Market Volatility", presented by Executive Directors in J.P. Morgan’s Corporate Derivatives Marketing (CDM) Group, David Weber and Daniel Ryan.

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Event Agenda
7:30 - 8:30 a.m. - Hot Topic, "Managing Through Market Volatility", presented by Executive Directors in J.P. Morgan’s Corporate Derivatives Marketing (CDM) Group, David Weber and Daniel Ryan.

8:30 - 9:00 a.m. - Networking

Hot Topic Learning Objectives:
  • Amidst high inflation and low unemployment, the market is now engaged in its fifth Fed rate hiking cycle of the last 30 years
  • History offers few lessons as markets digest the unprecedented and rapidly changing macroeconomic environment 
    • Delayed and unprecedented fiscal and monetary policy unwind, inflation at multi-decade highs, and heightened geopolitical risk may limit comparability
    • The secular trend of lower long-term interest rates over the last 30 years makes predicting potential outcomes even more challenging
    • The global recovery, which has been characterized by low levels of unemployment, constrained supplies of goods and labor and recent record highs of inflation has developed market central banks on path to seemingly synchronized paths of rate normalization
  • Frequent changes in interest rate forecasts and constantly changing expectations for the Fed’s terminal rate has resulted in renewed interest in risk mitigation strategies by corporate clients, while IBOR sun-setting and approaching USD LIBOR cessation has required adjustments to loan and interest rate hedge agreements
  • Similarly, the divergence in performance of major economies and interest rates, as well as escalated geopolitical risks, has caused exchange rates to trade at historic levels, exposing some companies to losses while creating opportunities for others.

1 CPE Credit Offered

Location
J.P. Morgan Private Bank Detroit-Birmingham
480 Pierce St.
Birmingham, MI 48009
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Menu
Continental Breakfast

Registration
Advance registration is required. This event is open to FEI Members, FEI Detroit Strategic Partners, Qualified Prospective Members (click here for qualifying criteria), and Guests. Email [email protected] for registration assistance.

Cost
Free to FEI Members, FEI Detroit Chapter Prospective Members, and FEI Detroit Chapter Strategic Partners, and guests!
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Speakers

Daniel Ryan

Executive Director, Corporate Derivatives Marketing (CDM) Group
JP Morgan Chase

David Weber

Executive Director, Corporate Derivatives Marketing (CDM) Group
JPMorgan Chase

Credits

1.00 CPE
Basic

Method

group-live

Field

Economics, Technical

Prerequisites

none

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