PP Admin and Data forum 2026: Keynote announced

Our annual event will take place on Thursday 6 March in London at 22 Bishopsgate

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PP Admin and Data forum 2026: Keynote announced

The Pensions Regulator regulatory theme lead for administration, dashboards and cyber Taylor Brightwell-Smith has been announced as the opening keynote at the Professional Pensions Admin & Data Forum on 6 March 2026.

At the conference – which will be held at Convene, 22 Bishopsgate in London – Brightwell-Smith will discuss the growing emphasis on strong, financially secure administration and its strategic importance in delivering safer outcomes for members.

He will also look at best practice for managing and optimising trustee-administrator relationships.

In particular, Brightwell-Smith will look at:

  • TPR's administration strategy
  • The growth and necessity of financial investment into administration
  • What best practice looks like in managing and optimising the trustee-administrator relationship
  • What the regulator expects from trustees in driving higher administrative standards and safer member outcomes
  • Understanding process-based vs. outcome-based standards and where it is headed

Places are free for trustees and in-house pension and benefit scheme representatives. You can register for your place by clicking here. View the programme and find out further information here.

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