Read all about the impact of Brexit and outlook from here on, Red Line Voting updates, events to attend and member notices in this quarterly’s issue. Click here to view.
Columbia Threadneedle Investments hosts the AMNT Autumn Conference: Brexit and beyond: what trustees need to do? View here the day’s exciting agenda.
Find out more about Axa’s stance on Brexit here.
To help inform our thinking, we welcome your views on the topics and questions raised in this discussion paper by 9 September 2016. The discussion questions are found throughout and then listed in total at Annex A for ease of reference, together with the contact details for responding. We are particularly interested to hear directly from trustees of occupational pension
Brexit and beyond: what trustees need to do? Abhishek and Columbia Threadneedle look forward to welcoming you to the next AMNT member conference, on Wednesday 21 September 2016, at 78 Cannon Street, London EC4N 6AG. We are delighted to be joined by guest speakers: Lord Flight MA Cantab, MBA USA Howard Flight was appointed to the House of Lords by David Cameron,
AMNT Summer Conference 2016 – Hosted by Capita
“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? Read more here…
David Weeks was elected as Co-Chair of the UK pension industry’s Association of Member Nominated Trustees (AMNT) in March 2016. The AMNT has 600 members, representing 400 occupational pension schemes, with assets under management of £600 billion. Members divide between defined benefit and defined contribution schemes on a 60: 40 basis. David Weeks is a director of a defined benefit
February Conference – What does a 21st Century Trustee look like? Read all the latest consultations, calendar of events, and member updates in our latest spring newsletter here.
‘There were tears, there was a standing ovation, there were hosannas in the media. If only the deal produced by the UN climate conference in Paris had lived up to the emotions of the closing session…’ Cick to read full article by Nic Firzli of World Pensions Council