Pension Strategy Roundtable: London
08:15 - 10:00 | Barnett Waddingham, London
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to hear the Pension Regulator’s (TPR) views by joining our upcoming breakfast events in February.
Our employer-focused pension strategy roundtables provide the ideal forum to discuss pressing issues with your peers in a confidential way.
Here in London we will be joined by Neil Bull, Investment consultant and actuary from The Pensions Regulator providing an opportunity to hear directly from TPR on a number of key issues.
What next from the Pension Regulator?
With the purdah of the General Election over and the Pension Schemes Bill re-introduced in the House of Lords, TPR will no doubt be looking to push ahead with proposals to improve member security and scheme governance across defined benefit (DB) and defined contribution (DC) pension arrangements. With insights direct from the Regulator, we will look at the possible impact on DB and DC schemes and help you, as employers, prepare for the changes ahead.
Agenda
| 08:15 | Guests arrival and breakfast |
| 08.45 | Roundtable commences |
| 10:00 | End |
Places are limited so please register now using the form below to join us for one of these thought-provoking sessions.
About your hosts
Liam Mayne
Liam advises companies on a wide range of pension issues, primarily related to their legacy defined benefit pension plans. He has over a decade of experience of working with companies and pension schemes of all sizes, from FTSE 100 down to smaller UK businesses.
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Simon Taylor
Simon advises companies on defined benefit pension issues including liability and risk reduction exercises, scheme funding and financing, exit strategies, benefit changes and accounting disclosures.
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Andy Parker
Andy works with corporate and trustee clients to deliver the full range of consulting services for their defined contribution retirement savings plans. Andy advises on plan design, service provider selection and implementation, ongoing governance and member engagement, both “to and through” retirement.
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