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Noticeboard:Key industry datesandevents for2019
September 18 Planning for the Endgame An FT exclusive executive briefing geared at helping employers choose the right derisking option for their defined benefit scheme. Key factors such as value for money, security for members, mitigation of balance sheet risk and flexibility to deal with future uncertainty should be considered to make the right long-term decision for your scheme.
September 24 The Pensions Regulator’s consultation on the ‘Future of trusteeship and governance’ closes.
Uncovered This teach-in will look closely at some of the latest insights into cost transparency for UK pension funds and offer some useful perspectives on UK data trends. This event is open to PLSA fund members only.
September 25 FT CFO Dialogues The second annual FT CFO Dialogues will explore how chief financial officers continue to develop their roles to drive change across the company, including a lunchtime breakout meeting for directors to discuss how managing DB liabilities can reduce drag on a business, hosted by Pensions Expert editor Angus Peters.
October 1 New Department for Work and Pensions rules come into force, including a requirement for trustees to specify their policies in relation to financially material considerations (including those related to environmental, social and governance considerations).
September 25 PLSA Cost Transparency
PLSA Introduction to Trusteeship Part 1 – London In part 1, learn the theory of pension scheme trusteeship, including what is expected from trustees and how to apply good scheme governance.
and Exhibition 2019 – Manchester The most important annual event for anyone involved in pensions, attracting 1,500 top industry professionals and more than 80 exhibition stands. From trustees, pension managers and finance directors who control assets worth billions of pounds, to HR specialists responsible for workforces of thousands of people, the delegates are made up of the most important pension decision-makers in the country.
October 16-18 PLSA Annual Conference
October 9 and November 6
PLSA’s Annual Conference and Exhibition 2019 is taking place in Manchester this October
Uncovered: A Start-to-Finish Case Study Following the launch of the Cost Transparency Initiative templates, this webinar looks at the latest insights into cost transparency for UK pension funds and offers useful perspectives on UK data trends. The speakers will take participants through a case study from start to finish, sharing their perspectives on collating, analysing and reporting on cost transparency data.
Update – London This one-day event is specifically designed to provide an essential update six months on from May’s Local Authority Conference.
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November 12 PLSA Local Authority
November 5 PLSA Cost Transparency
Trusteeship Part 2 – London The second of two one-day courses that provides an introduction to the role of a pension scheme trustee. Put the theory of trusteeship into practice through workshop exercises and case studies.
Staying Compliant and Saving Money – London Member tracing, mortality screening and General Data Protection Regulation compliance are vitally important to today’s pension schemes. Learn about the many scheme andmember benefits that digitalmember tracing can help you realise at this teach-in.
2019 – London Meet with 200 peers and stay up to date with the pensions changes and challenges affecting other trustees at this one-day event. The conference consists of plenary sessions and three streams on investment, administration and consolidation.
January 2020 Entries open for the 2020 Pensions and Investment ProviderAwards.
December 12 PLSATrustee Conference
November 26 PLSAMember Tracing:
November 20 PLSAIntroduction to
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