AMNT Winter Conference 2017
"Thanks for having me along. Great debate over selection v election of MNTs."
The AMNT Winter Conference of 2017 was a superb series of educational presentations and lively breakout groups exploring the most topical issues facing the pensions industry. Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to our event, we hope you enjoyed your day.
Our speakers

Alan Pickering
Chairman of BESTrustees
Keynote Address 'What future for pension trustees'

Amanda Latham
Policy analyst at The Pension Regulator
Keynote Address: "Meeting the challenge of scheme governance in the 21st century"

Mark Potter
Policy Lead for the 21st century trustee project
Keynote Address: "Meeting the challenge of scheme governance in the 21st century"

Sanjay Gupta
Willis Towers Watson
Breakout discussions on DB and DC Scheme funding and current issues

Laura Andrikopoulos
Hymans Robertson
Breakout discussions on what really makes an effective Trustee Board?

Colin Mayger
Barnett Waddingham
Breakout discussions on learning the necessary skills to get the best from pension consultants

Richard Butcher
Chair of PLSA
Plenary Panel - Should we endorse the role of MNTs and what are the issues they face?

Rosalind Connor
Chair of Association of Pension Lawyers
Plenary Panel - Should we endorse the role of MNTs and what are the issues they face?

Bob Scott
Partner Lane Clark & Peacock LLP
Plenary Panel - Should we endorse the role of MNTs and what are the issues they face?

Faith Ward
Chief Responsible Investment Officer for Brunel Pension Partnership Ltd
Encouraging Trustee Boards to discuss ESG and how to get started

Joanne Livingstone
Head of Client Services, Punter Southall
Breakout discussions on how to monitor and proactively achieve your scheme’s pension strategy?

Colin Cartwright
Partner, Global Investment Practice, Aon Hewitt
Breakout discussions on what a cash-flow driven investment strategy would look like

James Auty
Head of Trustee Consulting Proposition
Breakout discussions on GDPR (the General Protection Data Regulation)
Memories from the day

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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