13th Annual Münchner Finance Forum Conference
400 Attendees At The 13th Annual Conference Of The Münchner Finance Forum At The Technical University Of Munich
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110 Institutional Investors Attended 23rd Dinner Event Of Münchner Finance Forum
The 23rd Dinner Event of Münchner Finance Forum took place on 1 March 2016 at the refurbished Donisl next to Marienplatz. The theme of the evening was “Investments in Motion Pictures”.
Hanns Beese, CFO of Constantin Film, presented the impact of changing in-home viewing behavior on producers. The rise of Amazon Prime and Netflix, which now combine more than two thirds of the subscription video on demand market, changes the industry in two directions. First, the pre-selection of the “start screen” reduces the amount of movies relevant to the consumers. Secondly the huge market power will shift the margins of producers significantly towards the digital giants.
The second presentation of the evening was given by Max Wiedemann, founder and managing director of Wiedemann & Berg Filmproduktion, on “Success Factors of Film Investments”. Together with his schoolmate Quirin Berg, he studied at the Academy of Film and Television in Munich, where they met Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck. In 2007 they won the Oscar in the category “Best Foreign Language Film” for “Das Leben der Anderen”, a movie directed by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck and produced by Wiedemann & Berg. Max Wiedemann sees the success of film investments as being a clear pattern in the composition of producer, director and actor. It’s often the same people who are successful. Nevertheless, there is no guarantee of a success, which is why investors should rather diversify their investment.
460 Finance Professionals Attended 11th Annual Conference Of Münchner Finance Forum On “Real Assets”
The 11th annual conference of the Münchner Finance Forum attracted more than 460 visitors. In the largest lecture hall (AudiMax) of the Technische Universität München, leading practitioners and academics presented on the topic “real assets”. The Münchner Finance Forum e.V. is a non-profit organization for knowledge sharing between capital markets science and practice and has its origin at financial.com.
10th Annual Conference Of Münchner Finance Forum On “Search For Yield In Times Of Financial Repression”
The 10th annual conference of the Münchner Finance Forum took place in the largest lecture hall (“AudiMax”) of the Technische Universität München. At the forum, renowned practitioners and finance professors presented their view on “Search for yield in times of financial repression” to more than 320 visitors. The Münchner Finance Forum e.V. is a non-profit organization for education in the field of institutional asset management and was founded with the support of financial.com.
Second Annual Conference Of Münchner Finance Forum On “Collaboration In The Asset Management Industry”
The second annual conference of the Münchner Finance Forum took place in the press room at the Allianz Arena. Renowned practitioners and finance professors discussed their view on “Collaboration in the asset management industry” with more than 250 visitors. The finance association was founded with support of financial.com and is an initiative for the financial center Munich. For more information see here.
First Conference Of Münchner Finance Forum At Allianz Arena On “New Ways To Stable Portfolio Returns”
The newly founded Münchner Finance Forum hosted its first annual conference in the press room at the Allianz Arena. The mission of the Münchner Finance Forum is the professional exchange of ideas in the field of institutional investment.
Today six renowned practitioners and academic researchers presented their views on “New ways to stable portfolio returns” to more than 200 visitors. A special highlight of course was the location of the event. The Allianz Arena is the most modern soccer stadium in the world and home to FC Bayern München. The event took place with support of financial.com. For more details see here.