Event Profile

CAIA Middle East - WEBINAR with DIFC Academy - Navigating the Future of Venture Capital

Date(s):
August 29, 2024
Note:
All times listed are in local time
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Fee(s):
Free Event
Description:
WEBINAR: Navigating the Future of Venture Capital
Thursday, August 29th
Time: 3:30-4:30 GST (Gulf Standard Time) (UTC +4)
 
Join the CAIA Association, in collaboration with the DIFC Academy, for an extensive review and nuanced analysis of the venture capital market, featuring Steve Novakovic, CAIA,CFA - Managing Director of the CAIA Curriculum at CAIA Association.
 
In this webinar, we will take a deep dive into the venture capital market. Join the conversation as we analyze the current state of venture capital, evaluate how changing market conditions influence investment decisions, and assess optimal portfolio construction choices.
 
 
Important notes before the event:
 
This event is hosted on CAIA's Zoom platform. When you click on the registration button, you will be redirected to Zoom, where you will need to provide your personal details. A confirmation will then be sent to your email inbox, allowing you to add the event to your calendar.
 
If you have questions regarding registration for this event, please contact CAIA EMEA Chapter Relations. 
 
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Steven Novakovic
Job Title: Managing Director, Educational Programs
Organization: CAIA Association
Speaker Type: Keynote


Steve Novakovic, CAIA, CFA is the Managing Director, CAIA Curriculum for CAIA Association. In this role, he is responsible for managing the CAIA Charter curriculum, ensuring the content remains relevant and reflects current trends in the institutional asset allocator space. He joined CAIA Association in 2022 and has been a Charterholder since 2011. Prior to CAIA Association, Steve was a faculty member at Ithaca College in Ithaca, NY, where he taught a variety of finance courses including: Cryptocurrencies, Alternative Asset Management, and Wealth Management, among others. Before entering academia, he worked at his alma mater, Cornell University, (B.S. 2004, MPS 2006) in the Office of University Investments. In his time at Cornell University, Steve invested across a variety of asset classes for the $6 billion endowment. His twelve years at Cornell generated substantial insight into endowment management and fund investing across the alternatives and traditional landscape.