This past March, SIFMA hosted the 58th Annual Securities Industry Institute (SII)--the premier, and longest running, executive education program for the financial services industry. More than 600 industry professionals from across the globe gathered at Wharton’s campus at the University of Pennsylvania to learn, reflect and connect.

 

Over 70 prominent academicians, business leaders and securities industry executives participated as speakers, panelists and discussion leaders in addressing topics on investment knowledge, industry knowledge and professional skills development. Kenneth Duberstein, Former White House Chief of Staff; Steve Forbes, President & CEO of Forbes Inc.; Jeremy J. Siegel, Professor of Finance at the Wharton School and John Taft, President & CEO of RBC Wealth Management were just a few of the speakers that addressed this year's participants.

 

We are pleased to provide below selected video replay and speaker presentations from the 2010 Securities Industry Institute. Don't forget to mark your calendar on March 6-11 for SII 2011!

 

 

Kenneth E. Bentsen, Jr.Kenneth E. Bentsen, Jr.
Executive Vice President, Public Policy and Advocacy
SIFMA


Video & MP3

 

Kenneth M. DubersteinKenneth M. Duberstein
Former White House Chief of Staff for President Reagan



Video & MP3

 

Thank You to our Sponsors

Thank You to our Sponsors
 

Dr. Bob FroelichDr. Bob Froelich
Senior Managing Director
The Hartford Mutual Funds





Video & MP3

 

Joseph A. SullivanJoseph A. Sullivan
Chair, Securities Industry Institute Board of Trustees
Senior Executive Vice President and
Chief Administrative Officer
Legg Mason, Inc.

Video & MP3

 
 

John TaftJohn Taft
President and Chief Executive Officer
RBC Wealth Management

Video & MP3

 

Paul Tiffany, Ph.D.Paul Tiffany, Ph.D.
Senior Lecturer, Haas School of Business
University of California, Berkeley

Video & MP3

 
 

Sam StovallWall Street to Wharton Panel





Video & MP3

 

 

 
 

 

Presentations


Joint Sessions

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