Pensions and Benefits UK 2017: Registration opens
Pensions and Benefits UK 2017 - which will be held on 27-28 June - is now open for registration.
The conference and exhibition - now in its 18th year will give you the opportunity to listen, discuss and question leading industry figures and is expected to be attended by over 800 pensions and benefits professionals.
This year, PBUK will be moving to The Brewery in London's Chiswell Street, a venue located in the heart of the City.
Our 2017 programme will feature four parallel streams which will enable you to ‘pick and mix' from a delicious selection of inspirational keynotes, quick fire updates and thought provoking debates.
Reserve your complimentary place now to enable us to keep you informed with all the latest news, videos and updates about the event, including the announcement of our speakers and programme in upcoming weeks.
View our website to stay informed with all the latest PBUK information.
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