AMNT Winter Conference 2016
#AMNTConf2016
"Loving spending time with @AmntOrg ! Not as posh as #AAMconference but so focussed! #AMNTConf2016"
Our winter conference welcomed many new faces. The sessions were designed to encourage debate amongst our members and share experiences and ideas and centred on exploring our theme for the day: 'Balance of Power? Who actually runs pension schemes? Trustees, employers or advisers?'
Thank you to everybody who was involved in planning, supporting and contributing to the day. We look forward to seeing you again in 2017.
Thank you to all our speakers:
Jack Jones
Editor: Engaged Investor and Pensions Insight
Keynote
Danielle Avital
Consultant – Williams Towers Watson
Empowering Trustees through technology
Sanjay Gupta
Willis Towers Watson
Empowering Trustees through technology
Janice Turner
Co-founder Red Line Voting
Red Line Initiative: how it relates to all pension schemes: Interactive session, based on AMNT survey of members
Malcolm McLean
Senior Consultant, Barnett Waddingham
Panel discussion
Keith Wallace
Pensions Institute
Panel discussion
Lesley Williams
Chair: Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association: PLSA
AMNT annual survey of members: trusteeship, responsible investment, Brexit and other issues
Michelle Cracknell
Chief Executive: The Pensions Advisory Service: TPAS
“Balance of power? Don't forget the scheme members!”
Lee Hollingworth
Hymans Robertson: DC pension scheme investment and governance
Panel discussion
Memories from the day
A special thanks to our hosts at Willis Towers Watson 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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