Aon’s inaugural European pension and retirement savings conference
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This conference has been specifically designed for people responsible for managing global retirement programmes, or with regional responsibilities for retirement plans across Europe.
A full, free-to-attend one-day conference, this is an ideal opportunity for you to meet with your peers, exchange ideas and listen to thought leaders on pensions and retirement. At the end of the conference you will leave having gained insight into key aspects of managing corporate pensions and retirement provision globally.
Date: Tuesday 11 October
Location: Amsterdam
We welcome Frank Arrindel, Corporate Pensions Manager; IKEA and Janwillem Bouma, Chairman; PensionsEurope who will bring to life challenges from managing cross boarder pension scheme.
In addition to client case-studies, plenary key-note sessions and a guest speakers, there are, a number of sessions that you can choose to attend:
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Rethink retirement past |
Managing the past legacy of traditional DB pensions, in terms of de-risking assets & liabilities including individual and group settlements
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| 2 |
Rethink retirement present |
Current trends in global retirement management, and issues in multiple jurisdictions around the world with particular focus on Europe
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Rethink retirement future |
Embracing the future of DC provision in the context of longer working lives, the need for greater personalisation, and broadening of pensions into long-term savings and overall financial planning |
You will be joining a select peer group who are responsible for pensions issues including:
Delegates are responsible for their own accommodation and transportation.
Last updated 4 July 2016
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