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Bob Jenkins
Adjunct Professor of Finance
MA (Johns Hopkins University)
Robert Jenkins is a former banker, fund manager and policy maker. He is currently a professor, board director and public policy advocate. Jenkins headed trading and sales for CitiGroup in Dubai, Bahrain, Switzerland and Japan. He then moved to the "buy side" where he led asset management firms in Tokyo, London and New York. Jenkins chaired the UK's Investment Association and served on the Bank of England's Financial Policy Committee. He has been a member of the UK's panel on takeovers and mergers as well as a number of government high level groups. He has served in an advisory capacity to CVC Capital and as Senior Fellow at Better Markets.
Jenkins teaches investment management at London Business School and was founding Chair of the AQR Asset Management Instititute at LBS. He is a long standing Governor of CFA Insititute - recently serving as Chair. He is a member of the supervisory board of NN Group, the Dutch based insurance and asset management group.
In recognition of his many contributions to the investment profession Jenkins was made a Fellow of the Society of Investment Professionals by the CFA Society, UK.
- rjenkins@london.edu
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Research Awards
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Fellow of the CFA UK Society of Investment Professionals (FSIP) in 2011, in recognition of achievements in and contribution to the investment management profession.
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Senior Fellow at Better Markets
- Investment theory
- Corporate governance
- Systemic risk
- Financial reform
The future of risk free-assets
Jenkins R W
in: Marsh D; Cummine A (eds). Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum (OMFIF), Global Public Investor 2014
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Electives
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Topics in Asset Management
There are some $90 trillion dollars of professionally managed assets globally. Where does the money come from? Where does it go? What factors shape how it is managed? Together we take a tour of the world of investment management. We look at the investment challenge through the eyes of the principal actors on the global money management stage - and the current trends shaping the industry in which they work. After 5 days you will be better prepared for a career in investment or one in which investors are your clients. Please note: this course is not a masterclass in how to invest; it is a unique look at how and why investors invest the way they do and the investment industry in which they operate. The block week runs dawn to dusk. It features a parade of practitioners. The level of assignments is not particularly difficult - but the pace and continuous participation required is demanding. Do not take this course unless you can devote the entire week to it
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Topics in Asset Management