TPR chief executive Nausicaa Delfas announced as keynote speaker at PP Live

CEO of The Pensions Regulator to speak at PP’s flagship event in London on 21 May

Professional Pensions
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Nausicaa Delfas will speak about how the regulator is approaching the challenges and opportunities of a changing pension market
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Nausicaa Delfas will speak about how the regulator is approaching the challenges and opportunities of a changing pension market

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) chief executive (CEO) Nausicaa Delfas will be a keynote speaker at this year's PP Live, which will be held at Convene 155 Bishopsgate in London on 21 May.

At PP Live, Delfas will be speaking about how the regulator is approaching the challenges and opportunities of a changing pension market to deliver more for savers and the industry.

About PP Live

PP Live – Professional Pensions' flagship event – will consist of a range of keynote addresses, insightful discussions and four parallel streams allowing delegates to ‘pick and mix' from a selection of defined benefit (DB), defined contribution (DC), admin and data, and governance and key themes topics.

Plenary sessions on the programme will cover some of the key themes influencing the pensions market such as the impact of proposed legislative changes to both DB and DC schemes, and how pension schemes can invest in the UK.

Stream sessions will then delve into areas such as the run-on vs risk transfer debate, the latest investment strategies, supporting and engaging with members, as well as the administration and technology practices. 

There will also be an exhibition area where you can meet your consultants and providers, as well as network with your industry peers.

Complimentary places are available for in-house pension and benefit professionals. For more information on this and paid passes, please click here.

To view the full programme and to learn more about the event, visit professionalpensionslive.com.

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