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Sponsored and delivered by Sackers: Our speaker, Vicky Carr, will explore what a contingent asset is, the different types available and the relative advantages and disadvantages of each. She will also highlight the circumstances in which a...
Guest speaker: Mark Thompson, Chief Investment Officer HSBC Bank (UK) Pension Scheme Aimed at trustees and those involved in pension scheme investment, this finance & investment seminar will focus on trustees’ options for engaging...
On Tuesday 15 November, Eleanor Daplyn, partner, will speak at a LCP breakfast client seminar on liability management. This seminar is to help you understand more about how you can significantly shrink your pension risks and deficits...
Our Autumn Quarterly Legal Update is designed to provide an essential overview to both employers and trustees of significant developments affecting occupational pension provision in the UK. We will consider the key legal issues arising...
This interactive seminar is aimed at trustees of DB, DC and hybrid schemes. Caroline Legg, Tom Jackman, Emma Martin, Ferdinand Lovett and Joe Riviere will use case studies to uncover exactly what you need to know as a 21st century...
If you can’t attend our DC seminar in person or can’t afford time out of the office, sign up for our lunchtime webinar. The webinar will last 45 minutes and will include time for you to send in your questions to be answered by our...
A forum designed to allow pension scheme employers to discuss key issues affecting their pension arrangements. As the combined deficit of UK pension funds soars to a record high, what should employers be doing with their defined benefit...
After another turbulent year for trustees and employers of schemes with DC arrangements, it’s time to take stock. In this seminar we will offer practical tips to help you deal with common DC scheme concerns and identify the major...
