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Held on 9th January, 2015 at Taj Land End, Mumbai in association with CFA Institute the Annual “Indian Investment Conference” was a very successful event. The 5th year of this Conference brought together various investment specialists and business leaders from around the world.

Some of the Top-notch speakers were Professor Arvind Panagariya of Columbia University, Professor Vikram Mansharamani of Yale University and author of Boombustology, Russell Napier ASIP of ERIC , Jason A. Voss of CFA Institute

During the sessions at the conference, the speakers provided their perspectives on the concept of An array of timely topics , including India’s economic prospects, infrastructure investing, spotting financial bubbles, identifying market inflection points, and right-brain investing.

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