When: 30/03/2023 for 8.30am to 1.30pm Where: Convention Centre Dublin Cost: IAPF Member - Practitioner (Organisations that provide professional services to pension funds): €250, Non Members: €450, IAPF Member - Pension Scheme Representative (Non Practitioner): Free of Charge,
IAPF SPRING CONFERENCE
The last 12 months have been turbulent as the World existed Covid restrictions, Russia invaded Ukraine and inflation and interest rates started to rise. This led to a lot of uncertainty which was reflected in investment markets. Pension schemes were also under pressure to either implement the IORP II requirements or choose a different way of providing retirement benefits. We also saw more reform and Auto-enrolment moving closer. This conference will look at some of these issues and what schemes are now facing. It will also include a regulatory update from the Pensions Authority.
Don't miss out. This Conference will bring together over 200 trustees, Pensions, HR and finance managers, policymakers and service providers to consider and discuss issues facing pension schemes today.
This Conference will be allocated CPD hours by the IAPF for on-going trustee training requirements. We will apply for CPD from the relevant bodies.
Timetable
| IAPF Spring Conference | 8:20am - 2:00pm | Thursday 30th March 2023 | Convention Centre Dublin
8:30am
Delegate registrationBuffet breakfast
9:00am
WelcomeConference Chair
Regulatory Update from the Pensions AuthorityGrace Guy, Head of Supervision and Enforcement, Pensions Authority
Master Trusts – Market Developments & InsightsRichard Jones, Director of Product, Pricing and Distribution, New Ireland
What is the Outlook for Property?Speaker to be announced
10:45am
Coffee Break
11:15am
Welcome BackAnn Prendergast, IAPF Chairperson, Chair of 2nd half of Conference
Outlook for Equities, Fixed Income and AlternativesHow will macro outlook impact on the main asset classes?
Macro Outlook - Impact on Equities, Fixed Income, Alts. Panel DiscussionPanelists to be announced
What will this mean for DB and DC Schemes? What does all this mean for schemes and what should trustees be considering?Fiona Furlong, Thomas Donohoe, Ger Fitzgerald, IAPF Investment Committee
Lunch
14:00pm
Ends
Time table is subject to change
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