January 10-12, 2007
The Phoenician, Scottsdale, Arizona
TEXT AGENDA (as of 11-15-2006)_____

CITY OF ANNAPOLIS POLICE & FIRE
PENSION FUND
ANN ARBOR (MI) CITY EMPLOYEES’
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE
ARLINGTON (VA) COUNTY EMPLOYEES
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
3 Executives, ARIZONA STATE
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
ARIZONA STATE TREASURER'S OFFICE
ARIZONA STATE TREASURY
STATE OF ARIZONA
AUSTIN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT SAFE
HARBOR FUND
2 Executives, AUSTIN (TX) POLICE
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
BADGE OF HONOR MEMORIAL FOUNDATION
4 Executives, BALTIMORE (MD)
RETIREMENT SYSTEMS
3 Executives, BIG SPRING FIREMEN’S RELIEF &
RETIREMENT FUND

10 Executives, CITY OF BIRMINGHAM’S (AL) FIREMENS’ AND POLICEMENS’ PENSION FUND
BOCA RATON (FL) POLICE & FIRE
RETIREMENT ASSOC.
THE BOSTON COMPANY ASSET MANAGEMENT, LLC
BUCK CONSULTANTS
2 Executives, CALLAN ASSOCIATES
CHICAGO PARK EMPLOYEES’ ANNUITY &
BENEFIT FUND
2 Executives, CHICAGO (IL) TEACHERS
PENSION FUND
COOK COUNTY EMPLOYEES A&B FUND
DULUTH (MN) TEACHERS’ RETIREMENT FUND ASSOCIATION
DETROIT (MI) GENERAL RETIREMENT SYSTEM
POLICE AND FIRE RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF THE
CITY OF DETROIT
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA RETIREMENT BOARD
FORT LAUDERDALE (FL) GENERAL EMPLOYEES
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
CITY OF FRESNO RETIREMENT SYSTEMS
FULTON (GA) COUNTY EMPLOYEES
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
FUND EVALUATION GROUP
3 Executives, GENESEE COUNTY EMPLOYEES
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTERS OF GEORGIA
GILA COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
3 Executives, GOVERNMENT OF GUAM
RETIREMENT FUND
2 Executives, (HAMER FAMILY OFFICE)
2 Executives, HAMMOND ASSOCIATES
5 Executives, HARBOR POLICE
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
4 Executives, HOUSTON (TX) MUNICIPAL
EMPLOYEES PENSION SYSTEM
2 Executives, PUBLIC EMPLOYEES’ RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF IDAHO
THE STATE OF IDAHO
INDEPENDENT FIDUCIARY SERVICES
TEACHERS' RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF THE STATE
OF ILLINOIS
2 Executives, INKSTER (MI) POLICE & FIREMEN'S PENSION BOARD
INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION OF EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS
THE STATE OF IOWA

2 Executives, JACKSONVILLE (FL) POLICE & FIRE PENSION FUND
JEFFERSON FEDERATION OF TEACHERS
HEALTH &WELFARE FUND
KANSAS CITY FIREFIGHTERS LOCAL 3808
KANSAS CITY FIREFIGHTERS PENSION SYSTEM
AND EMPLOYEES’ RETIREMENT SYSTEM
CITY OF LAKELAND (FL) EMPLOYEES PENSION
LINCOLN POLICE AND FIRE PENSION FUND
LOUISIANA STATE EMPLOYEES
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
LOUISIANA STATE POLICE RETIREMENT SYSTEM
2 Executives, MARIN COUNTY (CA) EMPLOYEES’
RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION
MARYLAND STATE RETIREMENT SYSTEM
CITY OF MEMPHIS (TN) RETIREMENT SYSTEM
MERCER INVESTMENT CONSULTING, INC.

MINNESOTA STATE BOARD OF INVESTMENT
MINNESOTA TEACHERS RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION
MOHAVE COUNTY
2 Executives, CITY OF MONROE (MI) EMPLOYEES’
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
2 Executives, MONTGOMERY COUNTY EMPLOYEE
RETIREMENT PLANS
NEVADA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES’ RETIREMENT
NEW YORK CITY EMPLOYEES’ RETIREMENT SYSTEM
2 Executives, OAKLAND COUNTY EMPLOYEES’ RETIREMENT SYSTEM
2 Executives, OAKLAND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
OHIO HIGHWAY PATROL SYSTEM
OMAHA (NE) POLICE & FIRE PENSION SYSTEM
OMAHA FIRE DEPARTMENT
ONTARIO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
ONTARIO TEACHERS’ PENSION PLAN BOARD
ORANGE COUNTY (CA) EMPLOYEES’
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
CITY OF OTTAWA SUPERANUATION FUND
4 Executives, CITY OF PHOENIX (AZ) EMPLOYEES
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
4 Executives, PHOENIX FIREFIGHTERS EMPLOYEE BENEFIT TRUST FUND
CITY OF PINELLAS PARK GENERAL
EMPLOYEES’ PENSION
3 Executives, PLEASANTVIEW FIRE PENSION FUND
PLYMOUTH COUNTY RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION
TOWN OF PLYMOUTH RETIREMENT BOARD
POMPANO BEACH POLICE & FIREFIGHTERS’
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
2 Executives, CITY OF PONTIAC GENERAL EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM
PRIVATE INVESTOR
RICHARDS & TIERNEY, INC
CITY OF SACRAMENTO
SACRAMENTO REGIONAL TRANSIT DISTRICT
2 Executives, SAN ANTONIO (TX) FIREMENS’ & POLICEMENS’ FUND
SAN ANTONIO (TX) FIREMENS’ & POLICEMENS’ FUND
SAN ANTONIO (TX) FIRE & POLICE RETIREE HEALTH CARE FUND
2 Executives, SAN BERNARDINO (CA) COUNTY EMPLOYEES’ RETIREMENT SYSTEM
2 Executives, SAN DIEGO COUNTY (CA) EMPLOYEE
RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION
SAN JOSE (CA) POLICE & FIRE DEPARTMENT
RETIREMENT PLAN
SC RETIREMENT SYSTEM INVESTMENT COMMISSION
3 Executives, CITY OF SCOTTSDALE (AZ)
2 Executives, SMITH BARNEY CONSULTING GROUP
SONOMA COUNTY EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION
STAMFORD POLICE PENSION FUND
3 Executives, STANISLAUS COUNTY EMPLOYEES
RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION
ST. PETERSBURG (FL) PENSION FUNDS
STERLING HEIGHTS (MI) POLICE & FIRE EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM
CITY OF TAMPA (FL) FIRE AND POLICE
PENSION FUND
TEACHERS’ RETIREMENT ALLOWANCES FUND
TEACHERS’ RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF TEXAS
6 Executives, TEXAS MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT SYSTEM
TEXAS PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND
2 Executives, CITY OF TUCSON (AZ)
TUCSON (AZ) SUPPLEMENTAL RETIREMENT SYSTEM
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO HOSPITALS
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER
CITY OF URBANA (IL)
UTAH STATE TREASURER
VIRGINIA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM
VIRGIN ISLANDS GOV’T EMPLOYEES’
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
WASHINGTON STATE COUNCIL OF FIREFIGHTERS (WSCFF)
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
3 Executives, WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY COMMISSION
WILSHIRE ASSOCIATES, INC.
2 Executives, CITY OF WILTON MANORS (FL) PENSION BOARD OF TRUSTEES

ALLIANCEBERNSTEIN
AMR INVESTMENT SERVICES, INC.
ATTALUS CAPITAL
BANC OF AMERICA CAPITAL MARKETS, INC
BERNSTEIN LITOWITZ BERGER & GROSSMAN, LLP
THE BOSTON COMPANY ASSET
MANAGEMENT, LLC
CAP FUND, LP
CHAPMAN & CUTLER, LLP
CITIGROUP GLOBAL MARKETS INC.
CORNELL CAPITAL PARTNERS
CREDIT SUISSE
DATA 500 ADVISORS, LP
DEUTSCHE BANK AG NEW YORK
EFI ACTUARIES AND EFI ASSET LIABILITY MANAGEMENT
EVERCORE PARTNERS INC
FIRST QUADRANT
FISHER INVESTMENTS
FORSTMANNLEFF LLC
FOURWINDS CAPITAL MANAGEMENT
FREDDIE MAC
GOLDMAN SACHS
GOLDMAN SACHS ASSET MANAGEMENT
HARTFORD INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT COMPANY
HOLLAND CAPITAL MANAGEMENT
ICON ADVISERS, INC.
ING CLARION
JANUS INTECH INSTITUTIONAL MANAGEMENT
LATEEF INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
MAYERCAP, LLC
MB INVESTMENT PARTNERS

MBIA ASSEST MANAGEMENT
MELLON EQUITY ASSOCIATES
MERRILL LYNCH TRANSITION MANAGEMENT
NEW BOSTON REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
NOBLE ROYALTIES INC
NORTHERN TRUST GLOBAL QUANTITATIVE MANAGEMENT

2 Delegates, PACIFIC ALTERNATIVE ASSET MANAGEMENT
PENSION MANAGEMENT COMPANY
PERMAL GROUP INC.
PIMCO
PIONEER INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
PITCAIRN INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
PRISM CAPITAL
RAMIREZ & COMPANY
RUSSELL INVESTMENT GROUP
SCOTT & SCOTT, LLP
SMITH BREEDEN ASSOCIATES
STANDARD & POOR’S
TACTICAL GLOBAL MANAGEMENT LIMITED
TIMBERVEST
TREMONT CAPITAL MANAGEMENT
TRUSCO CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, INC.
TULLIS-DICKERSON & CO, INC.
VANGUARD'S FINANCIAL ADVISORS GROUP
WACHOVIA SECURITIES
WISDOMTREE ASSET MANAGEMENT, INC.
WORLD GOLD COUNCIL
XTF ADVISORS
ZWERLING, SCHACHTER, & ZWERLING

Wednesday, January 10, 2007:


7:30a Golf Tournament
Sponsored by: ALLIANCEBERNSTEIN


1:00p Pre-Conference Workshop:
• Finding the Right Equity Investing Styles
• A Look at the Equity Investment Grid - Growth,
Value, Small Cap, Large Cap, etc.
• Style Grid Defined Incorrectly and Used Incorrectly
• Style Selection Criteria - How to Decide What is
in Favor
• Implementation of a Style-based Approach

Speakers:
Chief Investment Officer, ICON ADVISERS, INC.
Professor of Finance, Daniels College of Business,
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER


2:15 Co-Chairperson’s Welcoming Remarks
Trustee, BOCA RATON (FL) POLICE & FIRE
RETIREMENT ASSOC.


2:30 Director of Investment Relations, CORNELL CAPITAL PARTNERS


3:00 Vice President, NOBLE ROYALTIES, INC


3:30 Roundtable Discussion: Public Funds,
Todays Challenges and Tomorrow's
Opportunities
• How Are Public Funds Preparing for the Next
Economic Cycle?
• Understanding and Adapting to the Evolving
Landscape of Pension Funding
• Best Practices to Control Expenses and Streamline
Board Business
• What Role Should Investment Banks or Fund
Managers have in Dispensing Strategic Asset
Allocation Advice to Public Funds?
• Combating Defined Contribution Through Asset
Liability Analysis
• How is the Global Economy and Current Global
Events Affecting the Public Funds Space?

Moderator:
Senior Vice President, PIMCO

Panelists:
Executive Director, ARIZONA STATE RETIREMENT SYSTEM
Edward Friend, President, EFI ACTUARIES AND EFI ASSET LIABILITY MANAGEMENT
President, PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTERS
OF GEORGIA
Trustee, SAN ANTONIO (TX) FIREMEN’S &
POLICEMEN’S FUND


4:30 Manager Selection and Management
This panel will explore and discuss methods and best
practices for managing, evaluating and scrutinizing
the vast pool of money managers in todays
marketplace.
• What Key Criteria Should Public Funds Look for
in a Manager?
• Re-examining Active vs. Passive Management
• Theoretical and Practical Challenges to Finding Skill
• Incorporating Monitoring Measures for
Existing Managers
• The Importance of Open Communication between
Managers, Consultants and Plan Sponsors
• Adding an Emerging Managers Program, The Pros
and Cons
• The Do’s and Don’ts when Dealing Directly with a Pension Fund
• Thresholds for Active Skill Ratios and
Expected Returns
• How to Best Leverage a Consultant During the Manager Selection Process
• Does Personal Chemistry with a Public Funds Investment Staff or Committee Make a Difference in Manager Selection?
• Process Transparency / Due Diligence

Moderator:
Associate Director, PACIFIC ALTERNATIVE ASSET MANAGEMENT

Panelists:
Director, MAYERCAP, LLC
Worldwide Partner, MERCER INVESTMENT
CONSULTING, INC.
Managing Partner, PRISM CAPITAL
Principal, RICHARDS & TIERNEY, INC


5:30 Roundtable Discussion: Trustees, The
Evolving Roles, Duties and Continuing Fiduciary
Education Requirements
• How to Make the Most Out of Your Relationships
and Extract the Most Value Out of Your Consultants
• Keeping Up With and Interpreting Fiduciary Responsibilities
• Avoiding and Overcoming Conflicts of Interest
• How to Best Address the Need for
Fiduciary Education
• Increasing Trustees Role in Manager Evaluation
and Selection
• The Growing Expectations and Requirements of
Trustees Serving on Public Fund Boards

Moderator:
CFA Vice President, THE BOSTON COMPANY ASSET MANAGEMENT, LLC

Panelists:
General Counsel, ANN ARBOR (MI) CITY EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM
Trustee, JACKSONVILLE (FL) POLICE & FIRE
PENSION FUND
Chairman, NEVADA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES’ RETIREMENT
Founder and Managing Partner, SCOTT & SCOTT, LLP


6:30 Cocktail Reception
Sponsored by:THE BOSTON COMPANY ASSET MANAGEMENT, LLC



Thursday, January 11, 2007:


7:15a Breakfast


7:40 Co-Chairperson’s Welcoming Remarks


7:50
Director of Public Funds, ALLIANCEBERNSTEIN


8:20 Managing Director, WORLD GOLD COUNCIL

8:40 Concurrent Sessions: Choose A or B

A Advanced Portfolio Risk Management
• Recent Developments and Methods for Risk
Conscious Portfolio Construction
• Hedging Against Inadvertent Risk, A
Practical Approach
• Risk Management and its Impact on Best Practice Investor Due Diligence
• Assessing what Instruments are Available to Best Manage Risk
• The Influence of Fat Tails and Skewness on
Risk Analysis
• Will Investors Truly Benefit by Providing Investors
Increased Access, Insight and Control?
• How to Identify and Detect Possible Liquidity Risk
• Active Risk and Return Management
• The Risk of Using Standard Deviation, Sharpe Ratios, and Value at Risk
• Do the Conventional Ideas of Alpha and Beta
Provide an Insufficient Toolset for Portfolio Risk
Management?
• Integrating of Various Risk Sources to Generate
Greater Portfolio Efficiency
• Using Inflation and Interest Rate Hedging
Products to Manage Risk

Moderator:
President, CHICAGO PARK EMPLOYEES’ ANNUITY & BENEFIT FUND

Panelists:
CFO, CAP FUND, LP
Managing Director/Portfolio Manager,
FORSTMANNLEFF LLC
Vice President, Portfolio Management Group, JANUS
INTECH INSTITUTIONAL ASSET MANAGMENT
CIO, PITCAIRN INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT

B Utilizing New Opportunities in Tactical
Asset Allocation

• Exploring Diverse Opportunities for Tactical Asset Allocation in an Evolving Market Place
• Tactical Asset Allocation in a Hedge Fund Portfolio Using ETFs in TAA Strategies
• Global TAA
• Can GTAA Significantly Improve a Portfolios Information Ratio?
• UCITS III and Custom TAA
• When does Tactical Allocation become Strategic?
• Active Alpha Investment Strategies and Risk Assessment

Moderator:
Executive Vice President, CALLAN ASSOCIATES

Panelists:
Research Associate, FIRST QUADRANT
Managing Director, TACTICAL GLOBAL MANAGEMENT LIMITED
Managing Director/Senior Investment Strategist, TRUSCO CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, INC.
CIMA and CEO, XTF ADVISORS


9:40 Concurrent Sessions: Choose A or B

A Hedge Funds, Fund of Funds and
Multi-Strategy, The Differences, Similarities
and Advantages, What is in Store for the Future?
• What Criteria are Leading FOFs Using to Select Managers, and is this Criteria Evolving?
• How do FOF and Multi-Strategy Differ?
• What Traditional Managers can Learn from
Hedge Fund
• Diversification with Hedge Funds: Benefits and
Trade-offs
• What to Consider when Choosing a Hedge
Fund Manager
• Long Only Absolute Return Strategies
• Forecasting Trends in the Hedge Fund Industry
and the Effects of Institutionalization
• How can Public Funds Ensure They are Selecting
a FOF that will Deliver High Value Alpha Strategies,
Rather than Repackaged Goods?
• What to Look for When Choosing the FOF that is
Right for Your Pension Fund
• What Presently Makes Up Best Practice in FOF
and Multi-Strategy Risk Management?

Moderator:
Trustee- Investment Chairwoman, LOUISIANA
STATE EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM

Panelists:
Director, ATTALUS CAPITAL
Chief Investment Officer, AUSTIN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT SAFE HARBOR FUND (an affiliate of
VICTORY CAPITAL MANAGEMENT)
Director, LATEEF INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
CIO, TREMONT CAPITAL MANAGEMENT

B Examining the Finer Aspects of Transition Management
• The Transition Management’s Industry Consensus Views on
Best Practice
• Confidentiality and Choosing a Transition Manager
• Decisive Issues for Controlling Risk in Transitions
• Benchmarking and Performance Measurement
• How to Achieve Crossing Benefits while Containing Information Leakage
• Could Transition Management be a Commodity?
• How do Transition Managers Add Value by
Managing Implicit Costs?
• Through Asset/ Liability Analysis Enabling Trustee-guided Asset Allocation to Optimize the Balance
between the Objectives of Diminished Volatility
and Favorable Return

Moderator:
Vice President, FUND EVALUATION GROUP

Panelists:
Global Transition Management Group, CITIGROUP GLOBAL MARKETS INC.
Director, Credit Suisse
Vice President-Equities Division, GOLDMAN SACHS
Head of Transition Management in North America,
MERRILL LYNCH TRANSITION MANAGEMENT
Managing Director, Global Transition Management, RAMIREZ & COMPANY


10:45 Refreshment Break


11:00 Concurrent Sessions: Choose A or B

A A Comprehensive Comparison of Diverse Investment Styles and Strategies
• Global Equity, Large Cap and Small Cap Strategies for the Future Growth versus Value Investing
• Traditional versus Alternative Investment Styles
• Why Have Some Institutions Been Slow to Adopt Absolute Return Strategies?
• Finding Opportunities in the Structurally Inefficient
FX Market

Moderator:
Vice Chairman & Trustee, SAN ANTONIO FIREMENS' & POLICEMENS' FUND

Panelists:
Portfolio Specialist, FISHER INVESTMENTS
Portfolio Manager, MB INVESTMENT PARTNERS
CFA, Senior Portfolio Manager, MELLON EQUITY ASSOCIATES
CFA, SMITH BREEDEN ASSOCIATES

B Opportunities and Challenges Facing Real Estate & Real Assets Today
• How Much Real Estate Illiquidity is Right for Your Portfolio?
• Mortgage Rates, How High will They Go Before They Level Off?
• Real Estate Market Analysis
• Global & Domestic Infrastructure
• In this Current Environment, What Function Should Core, REIT, Core Plus, and Value Add Play for
Public Funds?
• What Are the Future Trends in Global Real Estate?
• The Evolution of Real Estate Hedge Funds, What to Look For
• Do REITs Manage the Dominant Portfolios in CoreProperty Sectors?
• What Are Real Estate Managers Doing to Continue to Find Quality Assets?

Moderator:
Administrator, JACKSONVILLE (FL) POLICE & FIRE PENSION FUND

Panelists:
Senior Vice President, NEW BOSTON REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Managing Director, ING CLARION
Chairman, AUSTIN (TX) POLICE RETIREMENT FUND
CEO, TIMBERVEST


12:00p Concurrent Case Studies: Choose A or B

A Indexing 101: Trends & Developments
• Innovations in Indexing for the Coming Year
• Alternative Channels of Index Product Distribution
• Role of Indexed Products in Beta Risk Allocation
• Are ETFs Always the Most Efficient Indexing Vehicle for Individual and/or Institutional Investors?
• When is it Appropriate/How do Indices Add Value?

Moderator:
Trustee, LOUISIANA STATE POLICE RETIREMENT SYSTEM

Panelists:
Global Currencies & Commodities, DEUTSCHE BANK AG
NEW YORK
RUSSELL INVESTMENT GROUP
Vice President of Quantitative Services,
STANDARD & POOR’S
Sales Executive, VANGUARD’S FINANCIAL
ADVISORS GROUP
Director of Research, WISDOMTREE ASSET MANAGEMENT, INC.

B Developments in the Fixed Income Sector
• Recent Developments in Credit Derivatives Pricing
• Pricing Baskets and Synthetic CDOs
• Using Real Credit Derivatives to Hedge Real Portfolios
• Dependency between Credit Risk and Hybrid Risk
• Credit Equity Hybrids
• A Critical Survey of Default Dependency Modeling
• The Economics of Interest Rates
• Interest Rates, What and Where Next? Pitfalls
to Avoid!
• Event Risk and the implications for
corporate bondholders

Moderator:
Chief Investment Officer, PUBLIC EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF IDAHO

Panelists:
Vice President, FREDDIE MAC
Vice President, HARTFORD INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT COMPANY
Regional Director, MBIA ASSET MANAGEMENT
TBA, PIONEER INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT


1:00 Luncheon & Keynote Address
Chief Investment Officer, DATA 500 ADVISORS, LP


2:15 Consultants Viewpoint: Roundtable

Panelists:
Principal & Consulting Actuary, BUCK CONSULTANTS
President & CEO, CONSULTIVA INTERNACIONAL, INC.
Director, Public Retirement Plans, HAMMOND ASSOCIATES
Worldwide Partner, MERCER INVESTMENT
CONSULTING, INC.


3:15 In-depth Look at Emerging Markets, Emerging Opportunities for Public Funds
• Looking Beyond the BRIC Economies
• Creating a Portfolios Without Borders
• What Global Diversification Opportunities are in Store for the Future?
• Whether to Invest in Offshore or Onshore Emerging Markets Funds
• Investing in Asia, Latin America, Emerging Europe, Middle East and Africa
• Ascertaining the Most Effective Way to get Involved in the Emerging Markets

Moderator:
Trustee, VIRGINIA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES
RETIREMENT SYSTEM

Panelists:
Senior Strategist, Global Quatative Management,
NORTHERN TRUST
Senior Vice President, PERMAL GROUP INC.
Director, THE ROHATYN GROUP


4:15 Refreshment Break


4:30 Practices and Techniques for Public Fund Investing in an Evolving Global Economy
• How to Best Achieve Returns in an Environment of Low Return
• Methods for Enhancing Returns by Investing in a Broader Range of Assets
• The Need and Use of International Indices
• Shifting Towards More Active Investment Management
• Actuarial Assumptions and How They Affect
Funding Status
• The Shift of Transparency from an Emerging Requirement to an Absolute Requirement, What Does This Entail?
• Understanding and Keeping Up with the Valuation and Reporting Process
• Interpreting Recent Funding Levels and Developments for Public Funds
• Innovative Fund of Hedge Funds Products
and Packaging
• The Consequences of the Current Economy and how it will Affect the Portfolios of the Future
• The importance of forcasting the stock market in a global economy

Moderator:
Former Board Chair, ONTARIO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM

Panelists:
CIO-CFO, PENSION MANAGEMENT COMPANY
Trustee, NEW YORK CITY EMPLOYEES’
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
Vice President of Quantitive Services,
STANDARD & POOR’S
Finance Director/ Board Member, TOWN OF PLYMOUTH RETIREMENT BOARD


5:30 State Treasurer's Roundtable:
State Treasurer, THE STATE OF IDAHO
State Treasurer, THE STATE
OF IOWA
State Treasurer, UTAH
STATE TREASURER
State Treasurer, THE STATE OF WASHINGTON


6:30 Sessions Conclude


6:30 Cocktail Reception



Friday, January 12, 2007:


7:30a Continental Breakfast


7:45 Co-Chairperson's Welcoming Remarks


8:00 Equity Portfolio Manager, HOLLAND CAPITAL
MANAGEMENT


8:30 Director, Alternative Investment Sales,
WACHOVIA SECURITIES


9:00 Latest Trends in Private Equity and How They are Impacting Public Funds
• Should Public Funds be Investing in First Time Funds?
• Are Hedge Funds Able to Compete in a PE
Operational Format?
• The Impact of Globalization on Limited Partner and General Partner Relationships
• Exit Strategies Which are Hot: Buyouts, Roll-ups,
M&A and IPO's
• Fund Raising For Private Equity Funds
• Fund Commitment Decision Making, and Due
Diligence Process

Moderator:
Vice Chairman & Trustee, TEXAS PERMANENT
SCHOOL FUND

Panelists:
Managing Director of Banc of America Capital Funds, BANC OF AMERICA CAPITAL MARKET, INC.
Senior Managing Director, EVERCORE PARTNERS
Managing Partner, TULLIS-DICKERSON & CO, INC


10:00 Round Table Discussion: The Pros and Cons of Investing via FOF versus a Direct
Investing Approach
• The Benefits and Costs when Selecting One or
the Other
• Different Variables and Transparency Issues
• The Ability to Perform "Prudent," Ongoing Monitoring
• How to Get the Most Out of Direct Investing
• Balancing Risk Return, Who Can Perform it
More Effectively?
• Methodology vs. Performance vs. Fees

Moderator:
Director of Hedge Funds, CALLAN ASSOCIATES

Panelists:
Associate Director, PACIFIC ALTERNATIVE ASSET MANAGEMENT
Head of North American Institutional Distribution, GOLDMAN SACHS ASSET MANAGEMENT
CFA, Managing Director, MARINER INVESTMENT
GROUP, INC.
Managing Director, FOURWINDS CAPITAL MANAGEMENT


11:00 The Evolving Landscape of the Pension
Fund Sector
• Congressional and Regulatory Outlook
• Impact of SEC Adviser Registration
• How Can Pension Plans Remain Independent from Their
State’s Deficit Problems?
• Best Practices and Compliance Concerns for Hedge Funds and Fund of Funds
• New Federal Legislation and Regulatory Developments
• What Should Pension Funds be on the Look Out for when Investing in Offshore Funds?

Moderator:

Senior Vice President, INDEPENDENT
FIDUCIARY SERVICES

Panelists:
Partner, BERNSTEIN LITOWITZ BERGER & GROSSMAN, LLP
Partner, CHAPMAN & CUTLER, LLP
Partner, ZWERLING, SCHACHTER, & ZWERLING


12:00p Public Fund Wrap-Up


12:15 Sessions Conclude