The Pensions Network

2015 – 10/11 September – Audleys Wood

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What the members and guests enjoyed most and/or consider a benefit to attending the meeting…

Best meeting ever. Packed with content | More like this is good e.g. once a year| Emma Douglas and Abraham Okusanya were the best presenters – Fiona Tait, Royal London

Very knowledgeable speakers | An excellent way to get an extensive update on where the industry currently stands on a range of issues, products and solutions – Robert Holford, Spence Johnson

Hearing interesting, informative and thought provoking presentations – Chris Jones, Rock Consultancy

Variety of topics covered by the speakers to a high quality – Jon Greer, OM Wealth

The engagement and challenge delivered by the audience | Most engaging speaker: Abraham Okusanya | Most discussed presentation: Michael Johnson – Tim Pike, PPI

Gaining a wide range of expert views on very topical issues | networking with like-minded people interested in pensions – Martin Ansell, NFU Mutual

Enjoyed most at the speakers and panel sessions – Particularly Niki Cleal (set the tone well), Debora Price, Abraham Okusanya & Robin Ellison. But all the themes and topics well delivered and presented – Victoria Jary, Origo

Number of topics focussed on the Pension Freedoms – Adam Potter, HSBC

The presentations by Robert Reid, Alan Higham, Abraham Okusanya & John Nugée – David Trenner, Intelligent Pensions

Really liked the format so would be keen to see it repeated (1/year) – Emma Watkins, Scottish Widows

An amazing range of speakers – Adrian Boulding, TISA

Good range of topics – Darren Philp, The People’s Pension

Abraham Okusanya & Debora Price – Roy Porter, The People’s Pension

Engaging speakers that understood their brief and delivered it well – David Lee, The Retirement Income Alliance (TRIA)

All speakers were good and varied content – particularly enjoyed Michael Johnson & Abraham Okusanya – Kathy Cruse, Towers Watson

Quality of speakers – Rosy Anand, L&G

Michelle Cracknell, Tim Gosling, Alan Davies, John Lawson = Guidance Guarantee – Claire Finn, BlackRock

Academic research & some of the product/propositional talks – Andy Stanmore, LV=

Wide range of speakers | Very good update on the state of the industry – David Taylor, OCP

Great selection of topical issues and speakers – Jerry Barnfield, Aquila Heywood

The multi-speaker format worked well – Natanje Holt, Dunstan Thomas

High quality speakers – Niki Cleal

The investment guidance & advice panels were right on point – Robert Holford, Spence Johnson

The investment dilemma session – Martin Ansell, NFU Mutual

Hearing debate – Chris Jones, Rock Consultancy

Contacts – especially technology advances – Jon Greer, OM Wealth

Networking & industry views, knowledge & opinion – Victoria Jary, Origo

Networking – Will Watling, Altus

Networking and learn something new at every meeting – Adam Potter, HSBC

Learning new areas outside of my immediate specialist area – Emma Watkins, Scottish Widows

An amazing range of speakers and good opportunity to mingle and chat with fellow delegates – Adrian Boulding, TISA

Networking and hearing others’ views – Darren Philp, The People’s Pension

Networking & Breadth of view – Roy Porter, The People’s Pension

The themed day(s) worked well | Gave insight into cutting edge market thinking – David Lee, The Retirement Income Alliance (TRIA)

Opportunity to meet others from the wider industry and hear about current thinking in technology market – Kathy Cruse, Towers Watson

Learning and meeting colleagues – Rosy Anand, L&G

Insight into different segments of the pensions universe | Networking – Claire Finn, BlackRock

The bigger picture | More on futurology than other conferences | Relaxed atmosphere – Andy Stanmore, LV=

Gaining knowledge of emerging issues and networking – Jerry Barnfield, Aquila Heywood