When: 08/11/2018 for 7.30am for 8.00am to 9.15am Where: The IAA Conference Centre Cost: Members: Free of Charge,
DB Pensions: De-risking for the Future
Managing risk is becoming an ever increasing consideration for DB pension schemes trustees as regulatory requirements grow and many schemes are approaching their end game.
De-risking has traditionally referred to reducing investment risk, but there's now a growing awareness that other risks, such as inflation, longevity and the strength of the employer covenant, can potentially pose as great a danger to schemes as their investment strategy.
In this breakfast discussion we will focus on schemes approaching their end game and give a holistic and comprehensive view of what de-risking really means, and what options are available to schemes and members in Ireland.
We will discuss in detail:
This event is open to Trustees only in order to facilitate open discussion. There is no charge for Trustees to attend but we ask that you book your place in advance.
This seminar is allocated 1 CPD hour by the IAPF for on-going trustee training requirements. We have confirmation of 1 CPD hour from the LIA(LIAO3754-2018), the IOB(2018-2342) and the IIPM under category 2. Pensions, Pension Trustee Practitioners (PTP) hours and category 3. Savings and Investments.
7.30am
Registration and Continental Breakfast available from this time
Introduction
Tony Fleming, IAPF Council
8.05am
Evelyn Ryder, Head of Investment DB, and Tomás Griffin, Pensions Actuary, Aon
Q&A
9.15am
Ends
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