When: 27/06/2022 for 10am-11.30am Where: Online Event Cost: Non Members: €50, Members: €25,
Good Design of DC Pension Plans
The OECD recently published a Recommendation for the Good Design of Defined Contribution Pension Plans. Dr Pablo Antolin from the OECD will present on this recommendation. Following the presentation the panel will discuss the recommendations and also consider how the Design Principles for Ireland’s Automatic Enrolment Retirement Savings System can be considered.
This event has been allocated 1.5 CPD hours by the IAPF for on-going trustee training requirements. We have received 1.5 CPD hours from the LIA (LIA14264_2022), the IOB (2022-1932) and the IIPM, under category 2. Pensions and PTP. If you have a query relating to the CPD hours, please contact the relevant awarding bodies.
10:00am
IntroductionJerry Moriarty, CEO, IAPF
PresentationDr Pablo Antolin, Principal Economist and Head of the Private Pensions Unit, Deputy Head Consumer Finance, Insurance, Pensions (CFIP) Division, OECD
Pre- Recorded InterviewDr Susan St. John, Director Retirement Policy and Research Centre, University of Auckland Business School
Panel DiscussionJerry Moriarty, CEO, IAPFDr Pablo Antolin,Principal Economist and Head of the Private Pensions Unit, Deputy Head Consumer Finance, Insurance, Pensions (CFIP) Division, OECDThe Honourable Nicholas 'Nick' Sherry, Former Australian Minister for Superannuation and Chair of Trustees, TWU SuperDavid Harris, Director, TOR Financial Consulting
11:30am
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