iNED Bootcamp: 19.04.21

Registration is now open for the 2021 iNED Bootcamp, held in association with NatWest Trustee and Depositary Services.

Join us for this annual event that will be held exclusively online and will take place over the course of four days from the 19th of April – 22nd of April.

Content is primarily on demand, with two live events to kick-off and conclude the Bootcamp.

The first event on Monday, the 19th of April will launch the results of our 2021 iNED survey.

In this session, entitled: State of investment Fund Governance in 2021: Highlights from the FBC iNED Survey, you’ll hear the findings of FBC’s in-depth study into the key challenges and opportunities facing independent directors on fund boards.

When you register, you’ll receive a link to a personalised portal that will open on the 19th of April. This link will provide you with access to all Bootcamp content, including live events, videos, podcasts and articles.

Content Overview

FBC is creating Bootcamp content with a focus on four specific areas based on feedback from our members, subscribers and survey participants. These topics will be explored throughout the Bootcamp using video, podcasts, articles and live events.

Fund Governance Across Borders

Multimedia content will tackle key issues and opportunities facing independent directors across Europe.

Maximising Fund Board Effectiveness

A variety of content covering good practice around risk management, how to prepare for the transition from executive to independent chair and the role that depositories can play in supporting the work of iNEDs and their fund board colleagues.

The iNED role and personal effectiveness

Addressing topics pertinent to the role of the iNED, including some of the practical considerations, like the opportunities to leverage experience from other parts of the investment spectrum as well as guides for iNEDs on key aspects of risk oversight.

The Future of Fund Governance

A look at the road ahead for fund governance, the key players and those who support them, comparing and contrasting the roles of internal and external Authorised Corporate Directors (ACDs) and reviewing Assessment of Value.