TW 070102
TW 070102
TW 070102
Details
Date : 2 January 2007 (Tuesday)
Time : 6:30pm for 7:00pm to 8:30pm
Venue : HKIE Headquarters, 9/F Island Beverley, No 1 Great George Street, Causeway Bay. HK.
Fee
Free of charge
Co-Speakers
Lauren Chuang, Senior Consultant of ING Financial Planning.
Lauren is a SFC Licensed Representative and CIB Technical Representative. She has considerable
financial work experience in the US, Hong Kong and Taiwan. She started her first job in 1995
working for a financial consultant at Merrill Lynch in Missouri, USA. Later Lauren joined
International Paper Company as a financial analyst in its US headquarters. In 1998, she returned
to Asia and worked in equity research for Taiwan Securities and Fidelity Investments in Hong
Kong. Lauren is currently working at ING. She received her MBA degree in 2002 from MIT
Sloan School with a concentration in financial engineering. She is native of Taiwan, and enjoys
aerobics and yoga.
Christina Wong, Sales Manager from Zurich International Life. Christina is a Sales Manager
and working in the financial industry for over 7 years.
Programme Highlights
US suffers huge deficit, Emerging Markets touch the peak, what tactics you use to preserve your
hard-earning money. Would you line up to apply for few lots of BOC or risk your money in the
financial market? Have you ever think about hedging activities? This allows you to take part in
market profits as well as avoiding market fluctuations.
This seminar will cover the fundamental, e.g. on some basic concept like "money averaging", the
normal charge of "management fee" in a fund, the concept of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" that money is
asset for generating money but not expenditure....., etc. The talk will also introduce those options
that an Engineer could choose, e.g. buy a house, buy stocks, buy local/foreign fund (compare that
with those with insurance contents), bonds, gold, or fixed deposit in local/foreign funds. Case
studies in the wealth management concept will also be introduced.
For enquiry, please contact Ir Tim Cheng (for ASHRAE members) at 2963 6261 and Ir Frankie
Chan (for HKIE BSD members) at 2270 2928 and Ir Herbert Lam (for CIBSE members) at 6508
1342.