Pershing cancels annual Insite conference to be held in June

Pershing cancels annual Insite conference to be held in June
The next conference is scheduled for June 2021 in Orlando, Fla.
APR 09, 2020

Pershing has cancelled its annual Insite conference, which was scheduled for June 10-12 in Chicago, saying that the decision was “very difficult” to make, but necessary in light of health concerns due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The firm said the next Insite conference will be held June 8-10, 2021, in Orlando, Fla.

Pershing joins a number of other financial services firms and regulators that have cancelled or postponed conferences. Finra cancelled its annual conference, which was scheduled for May.

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