Money Management Executive

MMI Annual Meeting to Focus on Retirement

Published March 17, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EST

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The Money Management Institute, the national organization for the separately managed account industry, will host its Annual Meeting March 29 and 30^th in Philadelphia. Titled: Opportunities & Obligations: Ensuring America's Retirement Security, the conference addresses the hot political, social and financial topic of how to deal with the pending retirement of Baby Boomers. The conference brings together sponsors, managers and technology providers to discuss the issues and solutions.

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Space is still open and the agenda and registration information for the two day event is available on-line at http://www.moneyinstitute.com under the upcoming events section.

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