David Saab

Managing Director
JP Morgan Private Bank

He is the global head of fixed income and absolute return funds This is including 40act and UCITS vehicles. Prior to joining J.P. Morgan in 2011, he was working as a Portfolio Manager at Banque Privee Edmond de Rothschild. He headed their Fixed Income and Absolute Return fund research as well as their broader multi-manager team, developing expertise in High Yield, Leveraged Loans and Emerging Markets debt David was a member of the investment committee at BPERE and had built tailored asset allocation solutions for high net worth clients. He started his career at J.P. Morgan where he worked on the Masterswap desk. David holds a master’s degree in Finance from Audencia Nantes Business School and has attended the MBA program of Georgia State University in Atlanta, GA

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Day 2- Thursday 10th November 2016

Saturday, December 10th, 2016

11:15 360° Perspective: The hunt for yield in the backdrop of interest rate rises- Which strategies should you implement to give your portfolio the best exposure?

Rising rates in the US and a stronger dollar- How will this impact the yield across your portfolio?
How should you position your portfolio on the yield curve and how can you minimise the impact of negative yields?
How negative can the yields get and how short can the curve get- Where do you go from here?
What strategies can you put in place to generate extra yield without taking on too much risk?
When interest rates finally rise, what impact will this have on the yield curve?

11:55 360° Perspective: EM focus- Which countries will offer the most profitable opportunities in 2017?

What are the key trends and themes that will dominate EM and generate returns over the next 12 months?
Long vs short term- Which countries should you invest in over the next 12 months?
How are different markets reacting to the interest rate rise in the US and what opportunities does this bring?
What is the relationship between commodity prices and EM trends and how does this influence EM trading?
Debt restructuring- Are we going to see more of this in EM countries?