Osaka Financial Planning Monthly Investor Webinar
Osaka Financial announces plans to host regular monthly investment webinars aimed at institutional and private clients.
- (1888PressRelease) September 02, 2015 - Leading Japan-based investment broker and wealth management practice, Osaka Financial has confirmed that it plans to begin hosting a regular monthly investment webinar aimed at both its institutional and individual clients starting in the first quarter of 2016.
The monthly events are intended to augment the regular quarterly performance reviews and client updates which are conducted privately while providing clients with an insight into developing investment trends.
"We're hoping the webinar will provide more insight into how we evaluate trends in investment and shed more light on the reasoning behind our overall strategic decisions," explained Cameron Deele, Director of Portfolio Management at Osaka Financial.
The firm recently announced that its non-discretionary investment management service accounted for 77% of new private, individual management accounts and it believes the monthly webinars will prove useful for clients who like to keep abreast of global economics.
"We'll publish a timetable on our website which will tell investors the topics we intend to discuss a week or so in advance. We hope to invite guest speakers from the local and international investment space to address audiences over the hour-long broadcasts but we're not averse to rescheduling those timetables in the event of important economic developments," Deele continued.
Osaka Financial says that, if the webinars prove successful, they could possibly introduce educational broadcasts for clients focusing on fundamental analysis of companies and chart-based technical analysis of market or asset price action.
"We don't just see ourselves as investment facilitators," explained Deele. "Part of our role is to ensure that our clients develop into better all-round investors".
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