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Issues for Employers Seminars
Our next evening seminar considers the issues currently facing occupational pension schemes from the perspective of the employer. For obvious reasons, employers are showing a much greater interest in pension scheme funding than has previously been the case. Employers are also demanding a much better understanding of the financial dynamics of the pension scheme, the underlying risk issues and the scope they have for controlling these risks. In some cases, the power to make certain decisions rests with the employer and the employer is keen to understand the options available and the potential impact of these options. Even when a decision rests entirely with the pension scheme trustees, the employer is asking for more information in order to appreciate the financial effect of the trustees' decisions.
Attention all trustees of defined contribution schemes: We still have spaces on our trustee training seminar aimed at trustees of defined contribution schemes on 15 April in our London office. If you are interested in attending this seminar please contact Julie Cope on 020 7776 2200 or follow this link for further details.
London
Evening Seminar |
Amersham Evening Seminar |
Leeds Breakfast Seminar |
| Weds 21st Apr |
Tues 20th Apr |
Weds 21st Apr |
| 5.00 for 5.15pm start |
5.00 for 5.15pm start |
8.15 for 8.45am start |
Fax Susan George
020 7776 3800 |
Fax Helen Rossiter
01494 788801 |
Fax Bev Ford
0113 394 3770 |
| Cheltanham Evening Seminar |
Liverpool
Evening Seminar |
Glasgow Evening Seminar |
| Tues 20th Apr |
Thur 22nd Apr |
Tues 27th Apr |
| 5.00 for 5.15pm start |
5.00 for 5.15pm start |
5.00 for 5.15pm start |
Fax Donna Dean-Greaves
01242 538501 |
Fax Terry Walkerdine
0151 235 6640 |
Fax Dot Clark
0141 243 4432 |
Seminars last about 1 hour and should qualify for PMI CPD accreditation.
If you would like to attend one of these seminars please download a PDF version of this document by clicking on the link in the image bar on the above right and fax or post this form to the relevant contact shown above.
Barnett Waddingham, March 2004.