How to Price the Risk of Equity: Global Evidence From New Markets

How to Price the Risk of Equity: Global Evidence From New Markets

How is risk priced in today’s volatile global equity markets? Duff & Phelps is pleased to host a half-day conference for its clients and contacts regarding “How to Price the Risk of Equity: Global Evidence from New Markets.” Our distinguished presenters will aim to answer your most pressing questions, including:

• What are the differences between U.S. and European equity risk premia?
• What is typical for Europe when it comes to the risk premium?
• What empirical evidence is out there globally, including analyst views, considering recent market developments?

This complimentary half-day conference is aimed at corporate CFOs and controllers, the users of funds as well as those professionals in alternative assets and institutional asset managers, the providers of funds, who need to understand the nuances of equity risk pricing.

The conference is organized on the occasion of the first Duff & Phelps Chair in Business Analysis & Valuation, Professor Peek’s Inaugural Lecture later in the afternoon.

Speakers

Elroy Dimson, Emeritus Professor of Finance, London Business School

Pablo Fernández, Professor of Financial Management, IESE Business School in Madrid

Roger J. Grabowski, Managing Director, Duff & Phelps, and co-author of Cost of Capital: Applications and Examples, 4th edition

Erik Peek, Duff & Phelps Chair in Business Analysis & Valuation, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University

Henk Oosterhout, Managing Director and Head of International Operations, Duff & Phelps