IAPF Benefits Conference 2016

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Event Details - Benefits Conference

When: 12/10/2017 for 8.00am for 8.30am - 1.00pm
Where: Printworks Dublin Castle
Cost: Members: €375, IAPF Member - Pension Scheme Representative (Non Practitioner): Free of Charge, Non Members: €550,

Sponsored By

 
State Street Global Advisors

Introduction

IAPF ANNUAL BENEFITS CONFERENCE 2017

We are all aware of and dealing with the retirement challenge we face with an ageing population and insufficient savings to ensure everybody can have the lifestyle they desire in retirement. This conference will bring together over 300 people from the pensions sector to examine the macro and practical issues we all face. We will look at how the challenge is being addressed in the US and Australia and whether we can learn lessons from there. We will also consider the difficulties individual members face in making retirement choices and hear a practical case study on enhanced transfer values. We can see the latest research from TILDA on the impact of pensions on wellbeing in retirement.


CPD

This Conference has been allocated 4 hours by the IAPF for on-going trustee training requirements. We have confirmation of 4 hours CPD from the LIA (LIA00434_2017) and the IOB (2017-1953) under Category 2 – Pensions and 1 CPD hour under Category 3 - Savings & Investments. We also have confirmation of 4 CPD hours from the IIPM.

Agenda

Time

Subject


8.30

Welcome, Conference Chair
Peter Fahy, Chairperson, IAPF

 
The Global Retirement Challenge - Case Study: The US Experience
Nigel Aston – Global Head of Defined Contribution Proposition and Strategy 
State Street Global Advisors
 

 
The "At Retirement" Process
Munro O'Dwyer, Partner PWC

 
The Changing Retirement Landscape - an "Australian Fund's Experience"
Paul Watson, Group Executive, Business Growth, Client Relationships and Advice, Hostplus



10.45


BREAK


 
11.15

The Trustee View - Panel Discussion
Willie Barry, Trustee, Irish Shell Trust, Joyce Brennan, Director, Irish Pensions Trust, Danny Mansergh, Head of Member Communications, Mercer

 
Key Insights into Running an Enhanced Transfer Value Exercise
Edward O'Hanlon, Investment Advisor and ETV Specialist and Edel O'Leary, Head of Communications and Marketing, Acuvest

 
Income Adequacy and Quality of Life in Older Age
Dr. Irene Mosca, The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA)





13.00


Closing Remarks


Lunch

Please note: Conference topics and timings are subject to change.

Speakers

click on image for biography Nigel Aston
State Street Global Advisors
click on image for biography Peter Fahy
Eversheds Sutherland / IAPF Council
click on image for biography Paul Watson
Hostplus
click on image for biography Dr. Irene Mosca
TILDA
click on image for biography Joyce Brennan
IAPF Council / General Investment Trust
click on image for biography Willie Barry
Irish Shell Trust Dac
click on image for biography Edward O’Hanlon
Acuvest
click on image for biography Edel O’Leary
Acuvest
click on image for biography Munro O'Dwyer
PWC
click on image for biography Danny Mansergh
Mercer

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AA Ireland Ltd Retirement Benefits Scheme | Allianz Group Pension Scheme | Appian Asset Management | Associated Newspapers (Ireland) Ltd | Aviva Ireland Staff Pension Scheme | Bank of Ireland Group | Business Talk | Cadbury Ireland Pension Trust Ltd | Coras Iompair Éireann | Dell Computer Corporation | Diageo Ireland | Eirgrid | Ervia | Fidelity International | First Active Pension Scheme | Generali Pan Europe | GlaxoSmithKline (Ireland) Ltd | IBM Ireland Ltd | Independent Trustee Limited | Insurance Ireland | Irish Institute of Pensions Managers | Irish Life Assurance | Irish Life Corporate Business | Irish Life Investment Managers | Janus Henderson Investors | KBC Bank Ireland | Kerry Group plc | KPMG | LEO Pharma | LIA | Mason Hayes & Curran | McCann FitzGerald | Merchants Quay Project | Microsoft Ireland | Muiriosa Foundation | National Treasury Management Agency | Pensions Authority | Publicpolicy.ie | Retirement Planning Council Ireland | Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland | Schroders | Standard Life Investments | Transport Infrastructure Ireland | Ulster Bank Group Pension Scheme (ROI) | William Fry | Willis Towers Watson | Xerox (Ireland) Limited | Zurich Life Assurance plc | 
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