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PLSA – Webinar- Fiduciary management for pension schemes
DesktopFREE FOR PLSA MEMBERS This one hour online session has been developed for pensions managers, trustees and anyone with an interest in fiduciary management. Please find below a summary of the content, for full information please visit the website. Key topics: The main principles of fiduciary management; The latest fiduciary management developments; The benefits of fiduciary management for pension schemes, and aspects
Future of the RPI
Royal Statistical Society 12 Errol Street,, LondonWednesday 13 June 2018, 06:00pm Location Royal Statistical Society, 12 Errol Street, London EC1Y 8LX (An alternative venue may be used if demand requires it) The Royal Statistical Society will be staging an early evening meeting to discuss ‘The Future of the Retail Prices Index (RPI)’. We are delighted that this discussion will be started by the UK’s National Statistician (John Pullinger
PLSA – Introduction to trusteeship – part 1: the theory
PLSA PLSA, 3rd floor, Queen Elizabeth House, 4 St Dunstan’s Hill,, London, United KingdomThis course is the first of two 1-day courses which together provide an introduction to the role of a pension scheme trustee. If you are new to trusteeship or thinking about becoming a pension scheme trustee this course is right for you. Learn the theory of pension scheme trusteeship, including what is expected from trustees and how to apply good
Pensions Age Northern Conference 2018 – Leeds
Leeds Marriot Hotel 4 Trevelyan Square Boar Lane , Leeds, United KingdomThe Pensions Age Northern Conference offers pension funds and those working in the UK pensions space the tools and information that they need to get it right at a time when managing pension schemes is more challenging than it has perhaps ever been. Now in its third successful year this one day conference, which is open to pension scheme managers,
Free for all Pension Funds, Sponsoring Employees and Buy-side Consultants
PLSA – Introduction to trusteeship part 2 – the practice
PLSA PLSA, 3rd floor, Queen Elizabeth House, 4 St Dunstan’s Hill,, London, United KingdomThis course is the second of two 1-day courses which together provide an introduction to the role of a pension scheme trustee. It is suitable for new trustees who have already learned the rudiments of pension scheme trusteeship or if you have already attended Introduction to trusteeship Part 1: The theory. TOPICS The protocol and mechanics of decision – making, including
Barnett Waddingham – Join our one-day course and learn how to successfully govern members’ benefits
Barnett Waddingham Pinnacle, 67 Albion Street,, Leeds, United KingdomAs a trustee, or a member of a committee/team, managing or governing a defined contribution (DC) scheme, it is important to keep your DC knowledge up to date as well as understand best governance practice and how to operate schemes that produce good outcomes for members. Comprehensive sessions providing you with insight on: The ‘trustee knowledge and understanding’ requirements as
AMNT Summer Conference: The Roles and Responsibilities of Pension Trustees and what’s expected of them / The changing role of Trustees in a time of uncertainty.
Hosted by Willis Towers Watson Lime Street EC3M 7DQ PLEASE BOOK BY FRIDAY 15th June to reserve your place Click here to register for your free place.
WTW – Regional Pensions and Savings Conferences 2018 Leeds
Williw Towers Watson Leeds LeedsWe are delighted to announce the launch of our programme of regional Pensions and Savings conferences across the UK during June and July. The theme of this year's conferences is Tomorrow’s World: Working towards improved retirement outcomes, and this will be the main focus of the content. The regional programme will consist of the following topics: A look at the recent white
Prediction Markets for Environmental Outcomes Symposium
Winton Group Grove House 27 Hammersmith Grove, LondonPrediction markets are markets specifically designed to reveal information. They share many features with traditional gambling and financial markets, but the latter are primarily designed to provide entertainment or risk transfer. For the operators of these markets, whether bookmakers or exchanges, the discovery of information is merely an advantageous side effect. The idea of using a prediction market to aid