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SUMMARY:Sustainable Investment Forum Europe 2023 - 9 May 2023
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Climate Action and UNEP FI\, the 6th Annual Sustainable Investment Forum Europe returns to Paris at the Pullman Paris Eiffel Tower on the 9th May 2023. \nBringing together industry leaders in sustainable finance and investment\, the must attend Forum provides a platform to share best practice on ESG due diligence\, highlight solutions for climate risk and adaptation and explore blended finance techniques to attract commercial capital whilst providing financial returns for investors that align with UN SDG and Net Zero goals. \nThis is an opportunity to connect with\, learn from and share insights with a community of Investment Managers\, Insurers\, Banks\, Pension Funds\, Multi- Laterals\, Policymakers\, Think Tanks and NGOs from Europe and the rest of the world. \nKey Speakers: \n\nOlivier Rousseau\, Executive Director\, Fonds de réserve pour les retraites\nGünther Thallinger\, Member of the Board of Management\, Allianz SE & Chair of the Net Zero Asset Owner Alliance\nMagnus Billing\, CEO\, Alecta\nLiesel van Ast\, Deputy Head\, UNEP FI\nJoel Prohin\, Head of Investment Management\, Caisse des Depots\nMartin Spolc\, Head of Sustainable Finance\, Directorate-General for Financial Stability\, European Commission\n\nHow to Register: As a member of PensionsEurope you can register now by using our exclusive discount code PensionsEurope25 for 25% off your ticket. Contact Marketing and Partnerships Manager Rachel Cooper directly if you have any questions at rcooper@climateaction.org \n  \n 
URL:https://pensionseurope.eu/event/sustainable-investment-forum-europe-2023-9-may-2023/
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SUMMARY:PensionsEurope webinar - Investing in the Future - European Retirement Week
DESCRIPTION:PensionsEurope is hosting Investing in the Future on 1 December 2021\, 10:00am – 12:00pm as part of European Retirement Week (29 November – 3 December 2021)\, an initiative of 11 European associations with the goal of providing a platform for a wide range of stakeholders to debate the future of pensions in Europe and raise citizens’ awareness of the need to save for retirement. During Investing in the Future\, we will explore pension opportunities and planning\, alternative investments\, how ethical investments are changing the pensions landscape and the challenges and trends for 2021 and beyond. Next to that\, we will also take a closer look at the Pension Tracking Services and Dashboard and how the monitoring of pension adequacy can be organised. \n \nThe programme is available below. \n\n\n\n10:00 – 10:05\nWelcome address\nMatti Leppälä\, Secretary General\, PensionsEurope\n\n\n10:05 – 11:00\nInvesting in the future\nBuilding on our programme “Investing in the Future”\, made in collaboration with ITN Industry News and launched at the PensionsEurope annual conference on 9 June 2021\, panellists will have an in-depth discussion on pension opportunities and planning\, alternative investments\, how ethical investments are changing the pensions landscape and the challenges and trends for 2021 and beyond. \nDiscussion:\nEric Bergamin\, Partner\, Pensions\, Eversheds Sutherland\nTheo Langejan\, Special Advisor to the Board\, Pensioenfederatie\nAnn Verlinden\, Secretary General\, PensioPlus \nModerator:\nMatti Leppälä\, Secretary General\, PensionsEurope\n\n\n11:00 – 12:00\nPension Tracking Services and Dashboard\nThe European Commission will facilitate the monitoring of pension adequacy through the development of pension dashboards and develop best practices for the set-up of national tracking systems for individual Europeans as part of the implementation of the new CMU action plan. We will hear from EIOPA how that could work in practice. Next to that\, we will learn more about how the tracking service in Sweden was developed\, and our distinguished panellists will share their insights on the challenges and best practices in developing these tools. \nIntroduction:\nJustin Wray\, Head of Policy Department\, EIOPA \nPTS experience from Sweden:\nAnders Lundström\, CEO\, MinPension Service \nDiscussion:\nAnders Lundström\, CEO\, MinPension Service\nKlaus Stiefermann\, Managing Director\, aba\nRichard Smith\, Pensions Dashboards Consultant\, PLSA\nJustin Wray\, Head of Policy Department\, EIOPA \nModerator:\nJohan Barnard\, Head International Public Affairs\, APG\n\n\n\n\nThe programme of European Retirement Week is available here.
URL:https://pensionseurope.eu/event/pensionseurope-webinar-investing-in-the-future-european-retirement-week/
LOCATION:Bucharest\, Romania
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SUMMARY:PensionsEurope annual conference - 9-10 June 2021 - online
DESCRIPTION:PensionsEurope is delighted to organise its 2021 annual conference “Adequate and Sustainable Pensions” online on 9 & 10 June 2021\, 10:00 – 13:45 with its event and media partner IPE. \nThe PensionsEurope annual conference brings together leading experts in pensions\, as well as pension professionals and EU officials to exchange views and best practices on the most relevant and topical issues in the pensions landscape. We will focus on the main trends concerning workplace pension provision in EU Pension Policy\, Sustainable Finance\, the low interest rate environment and communication in pensions. All of this will be discussed against the background of Covid-19 and the aftermath of this ongoing crisis. \nDo not hesitate and register HERE \nProgramme \nDay 1: Wednesday 9 June \n\n\n\n10:00 – 10:05\nWelcome and opening remarks\nJanwillem Bouma\, Chair\, PensionsEurope\n\n\n10:10 – 10:30\nKeynote: European pension policy \nDubravka Šuica\, European Commission Vice-President for Democracy and Demography \nEven though pension policy is mainly in the remit of European Member States\, national pension systems face similar major challenges. The EU has an important role to play in helping Member States to ensure that people have adequate and sustainable pensions. Commissioner Šuica will present the vision of the Von der Leyen Commission on pensions and introduce the main initiatives undertaken.\n\n\n10:35 – 10:55\nThe future of work and pensions \nStefan Kröpfl\, Global Head of Life Business Insights & Governance\, Zurich Insurance \nThe way we work is changing and has an impact on people’s ability to earn a reliable income and save for retirement. There is a need to support the workforce with reskilling\, mental health prevention and modern income protection and pension solutions. COVID-19 has made this more pressing than ever\, and the recovery process is shaping the agenda for a new social contract. Zurich/Oxford’s May 2021 report ‘Shaping a brighter future of work: Global and local market insights’ provides insights and recommendations for the challenges ahead.\n\n\n11:00 – 11:20\nKeynote: EU Sustainable Finance Actions \nSirpa Pietikäinen\, MEP\, EPP \nSince the EU adopted a Sustainable Finance Action Plan in March 2018 many developments have taken place: Taxonomy\, disclosure requirements\, climate benchmarks\, and green bonds are important for pension funds. The development continues with the Renewed Sustainable Finance Action Plan launched in spring 2021. What has been achieved and what still needs to be done?\n\n\n11:25 – 11:45\nBreak – visit exhibition \n\n\n11:50 – 12:35\nPanel discussion: Sustainable Finance – Impact Investing \nImpact investing as part of responsible investments. What\, why\, how and the role of EU? \nResponsible investment and ESG are quickly becoming mainstream for pension funds. There is increasing interest in impact investing that contributes measurable solutions to global challenges like the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). What is impact investing\, how does it differ from more traditional ESG investing\, how is it done\, what challenges to overcome and does the EU play a part in this? \nModerator: Liam Kennedy\, IPE \nSpeakers: \n\nKrispijn Bertoen\, Senior Advisor Responsible Investment & Impact Investment\, MN\nMagnus Billing\, CEO\, Alecta\n\n\n\n\n12:40 – 13:10\nMeasuring the net impact of investments \nAnnu Nieminen\, Founder and CEO\, Upright \nWhat is net impact and why does it matter for pension investors? In addition to integrating ESG metrics\, pension investors are increasingly adopting new ways of measuring and tracking their impact. The Upright net impact model aims to quantify not only the negative\, but also the positive impacts investments have on the economy\, environment\, health of people\, society and knowledge creation.\n\n\n13:15 – 13:30\nPensionsEurope & ITN – Investing in the future \nInvesting in the Future will shine a spotlight on the need for individuals to manage their own long-term financial security. The programme will explore key industry themes including awareness and education around pension opportunities and planning; the post pandemic response and the effects on investments and pensions; addressing the gender pension gap; how ethical investments are changing the pension landscape; the latest innovations and efficiencies driving the sector forward and how the industry is fostering diversity and inclusion to attract the next generation of talent.\n\n\n13:35 – 13:45\nWrap up and closing remarks\nJanwillem Bouma\, Chair\, PensionsEurope\n\n\n\nDay 2: Thursday 10 June \n\n\n\n10:00 – 10:05\nOpening remarks\nJanwillem Bouma\, Chair\, PensionsEurope\n\n\n10:10 – 10:30\nInterview \nFausto Parente\, Executive Director\, EIOPA \nInterviewer: Janwillem Bouma\, Chair\, PensionsEurope\n\n\n10:35 – 10:55\nA new era of portfolio construction \nPierre Sarrau\, Co-Head and CIO of Multi-Asset Strategies and Solutions\, BlackRock \nWe explore key themes that emerged during COVID-19 and how they impact the investment landscape for pensions: evolving globalism\, importance of corporate purpose\, maturing Chinese markets and sustainable investing. We conclude with our mid-year outlook and key considerations for strategic asset positioning\, including incorporating climate change in return expectations.\n\n\n11:00 – 11:20\nBreak – visit exhibition\n\n\n11:25 – 12:10\nPanel discussion: Adequate and Sustainable Pensions in a Low Interest Rate Environment \nNegative monetary policy interest rates have become the new normal with severe impact on pension funds\, but what do the current rising inflation expectations and bond yields mean for pension funds and markets? What is the impact of the Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) on the adequacy and sustainability of pensions? Could the MMT finally lead to debt restructuring in the EU and what would be its consequence? How to safeguard decent adequacy and sustainability of pensions in this new environment and continuously changing world? \nIntroduction: Jaap van Dam\, Principal Director Investment Strategy\, PGGM \nModerator: Liam Kennedy\, IPE \nSpeakers: \n\nJaap van Dam\, Principal Director Investment Strategy\, PGGM\nDirk Jargstorff\, Senior Vice President Corporate Pensions and Related Benefits Bosch Group\, CEO Bosch Pensionsfonds A\nFrançois Barker\, Head of Pensions\, Eversheds Sutherland\n\n\n\n\n12:15 – 12:35\nEuropean DC pensions: ready for take-off? \nRichard Bruyère\, Founding Partner and Christina Böck\, Partner\, Indefi \nDC pensions in Europe have now reached €4trn of Assets under management and are expected to grow much faster than DB or insurance-form pensions. \n\nWhat is DC in Europe?\nLay of the land\nZoom on new initiatives: France\, Germany\n\n\n\n\n12:40 – 13:25\nPanel discussion: Good pension communication in digital age \nWhy is good pension communication important and how can new technology help? \nA distinguished panel of speakers will discuss what good communication consists of\, and how technology is disrupting the way pension funds engage and communicate with their members and beneficiaries. The use of technology and innovative solutions can help to generate member engagement and improve communication and reporting. The trend away from paper documentation towards electronic means of communication is being recognised and increasingly permitting pension funds to use innovative solutions. What are the advantages and challenges in using FinTech solutions in pensions? \nModerator: Matti Leppälä\, Secretary General/CEO\, PensionsEurope \nSpeakers: \n\nJustin Wray\, Head of Policy Department\, EIOPA\nAnn Verlinden\, Secretary General\, PensioPlus\nTomas Wijffels\, Policy Advisor\, Federation of the Dutch Pension Funds\n\n\n\n\n13:30 – 13:40\nWrap up and closing remarks\nJanwillem Bouma\, Chair\, PensionsEurope\n\n\n\nTo register\, click here \n 
URL:https://pensionseurope.eu/event/pensionseurope-annual-conference-9-10-june-2021-online/
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