Introduction to Pensions and the Pensions Industry

In Association with Pensions

An Introduction to Pensions
and the Pensions Industry

A Briefing for Non-Specialists, Support Staff and New Entrants

Including: Human Resources personnel, CFOs, Financial Directors, Financial Controllers, Personal Assistants, Secretaries, Marketing and Sales Management, Solicitors, Legal Secretaries, Accountants, Actuaries, Public Relations and Communications staff, IT Systems and Website Managers, as well as all new entrants and administrative staff working for Pensions Professionals, Pension Consultants, Life Officers, Financial Advisors/IFAs, Investment Managers, In-house Pension Managers, Pension Providers and Administrators, Regulators and Pensioneer Trustees.

Covering All the Essential Aspects of Pensions
Now and After the Changes

A concise, practical and comprehensive briefing on how it all works – from what the different pension products are, what all the specialist language really means, to who does what and how, an understanding of tax matters, and what all the key regulatory and legal issues are.

This briefing will discuss the current pensions market – enabling attendees to understand what is happening NOW. It will explain the key changes, timescales and impacts of the SIMPLIFICATION coming into force in April 2006 and the effect the changes will have on the day-to-day workings of those in or supporting the pensions industry.

The briefing is presented by successful, experienced pensions professionals, who will provide all the essential information in an easy-to-digest manner. After just one day’s briefing, delegates can return to the office better equipped and better informed; more knowledgeable, more productive and certainly more effective.

The day will not create fully fledged financial advisors, far from it, but it will provide attendees with a better understanding of all the issues and how to handle them. Objectives will be clearer and how to achieve them more apparent.

Full documentation will be provided to all delegates and adequate time set aside for questions and discussion