UK Pensions Training & Events
At Hogan Lovells, we run a comprehensive programme of pension training for clients and their advisers
- For new UK pension trustees: an annual full-day seminar covering all legal aspects of the Pensions Regulator's trustee knowledge and understanding (TKU) syllabus.
- For experienced pension trustees: an annual half-day seminar considering legal developments in pensions in the previous 12 months and looking ahead to what can be expected in the following year.
- For employers, pension professionals (and trustees): regular informal breakfast seminars reviewing legal developments over the previous few months and explaining the practical implications for pension schemes. These seminars can be more technical than those aimed specifically at trustees and assume a working knowledge of the basics of pension provision in the UK.
- Interactive workshops: workshops for trustees and employers on a variety of topics such as: negotiating scheme funding agreements; issues specific to defined contribution (DC) arrangements; liability reduction exercises; amending schemes; dealing with ill health early retirement applications; and distributing death benefit lump sums. Using case studies and group exercises, the emphasis is very much on audience participation!
- One-off seminars: seminars on topical subjects such as auto-enrolment, investment and pensions, pension buyouts and buy-ins, and reducing pension liabilities.
- Bespoke training: we are happy to arrange targeted training delivered by our pension lawyers for individual clients and trustees by agreement.
Recent developments in pensions
4 December 2020
We are delighted to invite you to a webinar taking place on Friday, 4 December 2020.
Members of our pension team will discuss:
- New PASA cybercrime guidance: reminder of steps trustees should be taking to protect their scheme
- Transferring to a master trust: what trustees and employers should consider
- Transfers to superfunds: Recent Pensions Regulator guidance
- Other recent developments
Target audience:
Those working in pensions and sponsors of occupational pension schemes. Pension scheme trustees who would like a more in depth analysis of the latest issues are also very welcome.
Please register here for us to send you the webinar access details.
We hope you can join us.
