Rona Train: Women in pensions, 'huge' industry movements and the road to retirement

Hymans Robertson partner urges the industry to ‘always think of who we’re actually doing this for’

Holly Roach
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Rona Train: Women in pensions, 'huge' industry movements and the road to retirement

Hymans Robertson partner Rona Train is retiring in a few weeks after a career in the pensions industry spanning nearly four decades. She talks to Holly Roach about retirement, the drastic changes the industry has seen over the years and what the pensions landscape might look like in the future.

Joining the pensions industry as a client relationship manager at Norwich Union in her twenties, Train has experienced various corners of the pensions sector. She was made redundant from her first ...

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