When: 03/09/2026 for 12pm to 1pm Where: Online Cost: Members: Free of Charge,
Unlocking Domestic Investment
As Ireland holds the Presidency of the Council of the EU, this webinar will explore if Irish pension schemes can increase investment in domestic assets while enhancing members' long-term retirement outcomes. The session will examine the opportunities, challenges and policy initiatives arising from the EU's Savings and Investment Union agenda, and their potential to mobilise pension capital for domestic growth opportunities. As an example of the opportunities available, Dunport Capital will describe the value they have added to investors through their credit investment platform aimed at providing capital to European based businesses
This event is allocated 1 CPD hour by the IAPF for on-going trustee training requirements. We will apply for 1 CPD hour from LIA, IOB and IIPM. If you have a query in relation to CPD, please contact the relevant bodies.
Timetable
| IAPF Webinar | 12pm to 1pm | Thursday 3rd September
12:00pm
Welcome Ger Fitzgerald, Chair, IAPF Investment Committee
PresentationGer Fitzgerald, Chair IAPF Investment Committee, Unio Benefits, Thomas Donohoe, IAPF Investment Committee, Insight Investments
PresentationRoss Morrow, DunPort Capital Management
Panel Discussion, Audience Q&AChair of Discussion: Ger Fitzgerald, Chair, IAPF Investment CommitteePanelists:Thomas Donohoe, IAPF Investment Committee, Insight Investments, Ross Morrow, DunPort Capital Management
13:00pm
Ends
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