Professional Pensions Events and Awards
Our well-regarded events and awards are a must-attend for the pensions professional - and include events such as Pensions and Benefits UK (PBUK), the UK Pensions Awards, the Pension Scheme of the Year Awards and the PP Investment Conference.
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London, UK
This webinar will look at the issue of mental health wellbeing in the workplace – asking the steps employers can take to improve the mental health of their employees; and looking at how things such as early intervention strategies can help.
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London, UK
This breakfast briefing will look at the benefits of DB scheme consolidation, how it can be achieved in practice and the key considerations for trustees and sponsors consider such a move.
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London, UK
This webinar aims to debunk some of the myths surrounding flexible benefits and looks at how they can help employers meet the needs of ever-more exacting employees and ensure their staff’s wellbeing.
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London, UK
What does the future hold for Fiduciary Management in the UK? Will we follow the Dutch market where fiduciary managers account for more than 83% of pension scheme assets, or will Trustees adapt to the challenge of current market conditions to improve scheme governance?
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London, UK
Professional Pensions Investment Conference has gathered a great following and is a widely respected event which brings together senior decision makers within public and private sector pension schemes.
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London, UK
This webinar will look at how employers can support their employees improve their wellbeing - helping them deal with some of the broader challenges around mental, physical, social and financial wellbeing.
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London, UK
The Professional Pensions Investment Awards celebrate excellence among the asset managers who serve UK workplace pension schemes.
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London, UK
Scheme Funding Summit returns for 2018 - helping trustees and senior pension decision-makers navigate these potentially choppy waters, and look at the different avenues for schemes to close the £623bn funding gap.
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