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Ben Graham Centre’s 2nd European Value Investing Conference – IVEY

Ben Graham Centre’s 2nd European Value Investing Conference – IVEY
13.09.2022 - 14.59

The Ben Graham Centre for Value Investing (Europe) in collaboration with the Greek Centre for Value Investing is holding its 2nd European Value Investing Conference on October 7, 2022 at the Bodosakeion Megaro, Athens, Greece.

The mission of the Conference is to promote the tenets of value investing as pioneered by Benjamin Graham, to expose Conference participants to the various value investing methods used by practitioners, and to encourage and support academic research and study in the area of value investing.

The Conference provides a forum to explain, discuss and debate the principles, practices and various applications of value investing from a global context with emphasis on the European markets.

National and Kapodistrian University of Athens is among the sponsors of this conference.

Detailed information: https://greekvalueinvestingcentre.com/index.php/ben-graham-centres-2nd-european-value-investing-conference

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