Javier Dominguez

Managing Partner
Auriga Global Investors

Javier possesses more than 25 years of experience in the investment industry, especially on the equity and fixed income markets where Javier is a pioneer developing investment products platforms in both markets. Javier is Managing Partner at Auriga Global Investors where oversees electronic trading division for equity and fixed income. On the equity side, Auriga has developed a trading engine with highest efficiency and lowest latency that allows Auriga to be one of the references on the Spanish equity industry. At the same time, Auriga is running the first and only Fixed Income online broker in Spain, where private banking and retail customers can find online trading solutions in the most liquid bonds of the world.

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Day 1- Wednesday 9th November 2016

Thursday, November 10th, 2016

12:00 360° Perspective: FED vs. ECB vs. BOJ- How can you use the alpha generation opportunities presented by diverging rates across different jurisdictions to your advantage?

How can you best manage working across different jurisdictions with diverging rate policies?
What impact does a negative rate environment have on fixed income portfolios and how can this be overcome?
Life below zero- What can be proposed to investors in a negative rate environment?
How low can you go- Are rates set to drop further or is the only way up from here?
How effective is Quantative Easing and negative interest rates- Has it had the desired impact?

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?