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Who are we ?

The Long-Term Investors Club was created in 2009 to bring together major long-term institutional investors and to coordinate their activities in the global economy in support of sustainable economic growth. The Long-Term Investors Club will engage in various activities, notably academic research and studies, to help promote the interests of this category of investors who are a determining international influence in providing financial stability and healthy economic growth.

Film of Introduction to the Paris Conference held on June 22nd, 2009

Media Information

22/06/2009 Press release

Long-term investors are ready to shoulder their responsibilities in the building of a new, more stable and more sustainable economic system

12/06/2009 Press release

Paris Conference For Long-Term Value & Economic Stability

The Paris Conference, June 22nd, 2009

The first conference brought together 200 of the most influential actors in the field of long-term investment, including European and international financial institutions, sovereign wealth funds, public sector retirement funds, private sector pension funds, economists, financial policy makers, and regulators.

Featured speakers: Olivier Blanchard (Chief Economist, IMF), Angel Gurría (Secretary General, OECD), Rajendra K. Pachauri (Nobel Peace Prize, 2007), Edmund Phelps (Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, 2006), Nouriel Roubini (Professor of Economics, New York University),

Message from the Chairman

The current crisis was primarily caused by the short-termist behaviour of financial markets on the one hand, and a profound disconnect between investment strategies and the needs of the real economy on the other.