Evening symposia are the primary gatherings of the full Princeton Roundtable. The symposia begin with a relaxed cocktail hour followed by dinner. Content may consist of informal “roundtable” discussions on topics of interest to Princeton Roundtable participants or presentations by industry, public policy or academic thought leaders followed by Q&A. Meaningful and direct sharing of views is a Princeton Roundtable tradition.
Symposia are by invitation only and are typically held monthly from September through June.
Roundtable discussions have included:
- Economic Outlook and Policy Prescriptions
- Portfolio Managers’ “Best Ideas”
- Trends in Hedge Fund Portfolio Allocation
- Federal Reserve Policy: Investment Opportunities & Risks
- Puerto Rican Municipal Bonds: Why this is Not Detroit
- Shipping Industry Investment Opportunities
Presentations have included:
- New Jersey’s Investment Fund – Challenges and Practical Solutions
- Emerging Market Equity
- “EM, This time is really different?”- Credit, FOF, and Asian Managers Panel
- Central Bank Policy Impact on Global Market
- Lessons Learned by the Founders of Iconic Princeton hedge funds Commodities Corporation and Princeton Newport
- Current Trends in Endowment Portfolio Management