An introduction to the UK Pensions system

Following feedback from past attendees the 2020 Knowledge Sharing Seminars are even better!  

• The seminars form an ideal introduction to how the UK State and private pension systems work.
• We will share our team’s years of research experience and extensive knowledge of the current UK pensions system.
• The seminars will cut through the jargon and are delivered from the PPI’s unique independent and unbiased perspective.

 

In light of the current situation we have had to change our KSS sessions to fit to a virtual delivery, making them more interactive and easier to follow.

 

Who should attend?

New starters in the world of pensions policy or those who have specialist knowledge in one area of pensions but are looking to gain a more general understanding of the whole pensions landscape.

The seminars form an ideal part of new employees inductions and are often utilised by the Department for Work and Pensions for their new analysts from within the Private Pensions directorate as part of their induction.

 

2020/21 Dates:

Date	Timings
July Virtual Sessions: Thursday 9th July: 11am – 12:30pm Tuesday 14th July: 11am – 12:30pm Thursday 16th July: 11am – 13:00pm	Fully Booked
September Virtual Sessions:  Thursday 17th September: 11am - 12:30pm Tuesday 22nd September: 11am - 12:30pm Thursday 24th September: 11am - 13:00pm	Spaces Available
12th November 2020	10:45 - 16:30
14th January 2021	10:45 - 16:30

20 places are available at each session, due to popularity early booking is advised. 

We are reviewing all of the dates of future Knowledge Sharing Seminars in line with Government Guidelines. Currently it is hoped that the sessions booked for November and January will not be virtual sessions. However we will be reviewing this 2 months before the scheduled dates and will update the website with any changes made.  

 

For more information or to enquire about booking places please contact,

Danielle Baker, Head of Membership and External Engagement.
e: danielle@pensionspolicyinstitute.org.uk
t: 020 7 848 4467
m: 07714 250 910