In association with

2020 Webinars
The Opportunity for Investors
The progress being made in extending life- and health-spans represents both a challenge and an opportunity. How can we ensure our investments see us comfortably through an extended life and how can we capitalise on the huge financial possibilities that successful treatments for aging would present? This panel brings together three of the leading investors in the field of Longevity to discuss the opportunities and potential pitfalls.
The Science of Ageing
We are on the cusp of a revolution in our understanding of the causes and consequences of aging. As aging research gathers pace, this panel discussion brings together some of the leading experts in the field of gerontology to discuss the cutting edge scientific work being done to advance the fight against aging.
2019 Event review
We are on the verge of a lifespan revolution. In the next 30 years, life expectancy is going to rise to between 110 and 120.
The nascent but rapidly growing longevity industry has the capacity to change forever how we live, and how (and when) we die. Crucially, it will also influence how we successfully invest for the future.
At Master Investor’s Investing in the Age of Longevity event, part of Longevity week 2019, some of the leading minds in this emerging sector mingled with the world’s most important institutional and private investors to discuss the birth of a new industry – arguably the greatest investment opportunity of all time.
2019 Highlights
Watch a 2-minute highlights video of the 2019 event.
2019 Presentations
Jim Mellon
Dr Aubrey de Grey
Rejuvenation Biotechnology: on track to be the biggest industry ever
Nir Barzilai
Unlocking the secrets of longevity
Declan Doogan
Health in the Age of Longevity
Reason
Gene Therapies to Reverse Immunosenescence and Atherosclerosis
Liz Parrish
Treating Ageing with Gene Therapy
William Baines
Five Alarm Bio
Petr Fedichev
Gero
Joe Hawkins
SleepCogni
Yuri Deigin
Youthereum
Sergey Young
7 Signs of Longevity Revolution
Dani Saurymper
Younger for Longer