Thursday 6 September - Thursday 4 October 2007
Various locations - Nationwide
The second of our 2007 seminars continued the theme of reviewing how the changes brought in during 2005 and 2006 under the Pensions Act and Finance Acts were working out in practice. The seminar concentrated specifically on developments in the way pension schemes could manage risk. Participants considered the key area of risk for many defined benefit schemes - investment – and then went on to address other, wider areas of risk, with particular focus given to:
- new duration based approaches to liability valuations
- modelling of risk premia
- measures to de-risk the scheme; and
- risks of Regulatory intervention.
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