AMNT Summer Conference 2016
#AMNTConf2016
"Thoroughly enjoyed @AMNTOrg conference today. Insightful views expressed by delegates"
This year's summer conference was buzzing with activity. The day was packed with speakers casting their insights and delegates hungry to learn and participate in debate, all with the aim of answering the question 'Do Trustees delegate too much?
Thank you to all our speakers:
Jonathan Stapleton
Editor-in-Chief Professional Pensions
Keynote address: The background to delegation: Overview of the UK Pensions scene 2016
Mark Evans
Head of Corporate Consulting at Capita Employee Benefits Capita
Results of survey of AMNT members
Stephen Willard
Director - Brand Strategy at SJW Branding and Communications
AMNT – come alive through digital
Kerry Coleman
E-Learning Manager at The Pensions Regulator
An introduction to investment TPR Module
Robin Bell at AMNT and Malcolm Pearce at Capita
Editor-in-Chief Professional Pensions
AMNT's trustee delegation prize quiz
Paul Trickett
Chair at Railpen Investments
Can trustees control costs and charges? A practical case history
Andy Agathangelou
Founding Chair at Transparency Task Force
Can trustees control costs and charges?Campaigning for more change
Dr Chris Seir
Professor of Practice at Newcastle University Business School
Can trustees control costs and charges? Campaigning for more change
Colin Meech
National Officer at Unison
LGPS Update
Rory Murphy
Chairman at Merchant Navy Officers Pension Fund
The Alchemy of Governance
Ewan Cameron Watt
Managing Director and Portfolio Manager at Blackrock
Keynote address: The background to delegation: Investment overview
Janice Turner
Co-Chair at AMNT
Red Line Voting: momentum gathers
Memories from the day
A special thanks to our hosts at Capita Employee Benefits for hosting our event
And thank you to our sponsors for their continued support:
Red Line Voting is AMNT's groundbreaking initiative to help pension schemes that invest in pooled funds – to direct how the votes associated with the companies they invest in are cast. The Red Lines will cover the full ESG (environmental, social and governance) remit
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