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SVIA's Annual National Forum
The Bear, The Boomers, and Stable Value: Has the Benchmark for Retirement Security Changed From Maximizing Return to Minimizing Ruin?

October 14-16, 2003
The Ritz Carlton
1150 22nd Street, NW
Washington, DC

Presentations

Wednesday, October 15

Roundtable on Inflation Linked Liabilities

Roundtable on MTNs

Asset Allocation Theory: How Has the Bear Market and the Aging of the Baby Boomers Changed the Paradigm? Are We Investing for the Long-Term or Avoiding the Possibility of Ruin?

Measuring the Risks for Stable Value Funds: How Today's Changing Dynamics Impact Stable Value

Valuing Risks in Wrap Contracts

Delivering the Book Value in Stable Value: A Discussion on the Changing Structure of Stable Value

A Macro View: How Have Three Years of a Bear Market Changed Plan Sponsors' Concerns?

A Micro View: How Has the Bear Market, the Aging of the Baby Boomers and the Movement towards Defined Contribution Plans Affected Investment Issues for Plan Sponsors?

Avoiding the Risk of Ruin: Renewed Interest for Stable Value Products

A Ratings Look at Stable Value: Implications for Banks and Insurance Companies

Thursday, October 16

Roundtable on Legal/Fiduciary Issues for Stable Value Funds

Roundtable on Swimming Upstream: Delivering Performance When Rates Rise

Stable Value Pooled Funds: Where Do These Funds Stand Today & What Does the Future Hold?


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