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LDI Strategies in Ireland – Challenges and Opportunities The Retirement Actuary of the Future working party identified that there was likely to be increasing opportunities for actuaries to provide investment advice to defined benefit schemes.  As part of …

Pensions Authority Seminar The Pensions Authority is holding a seminar on its plans for 2016 and beyond. This seminar will be relevant to trustees, registered administrators, providers, advisors and all operating within the pensions sector. The seminar …

SAI Pensions Forum - SAI MEMBERS ONLY * Please note that this meeting was originally scheduled to take place on the 10th December, but was moved to the 9th due to a scheduling conflict. * Pensions Presentation CPD Event Wed, 09/12/2015 - 16:00 3.30pm - …

APLI Conference 2015 The title of the conference is ‘ De-mystifying IORPS II: examining the implications for the Irish pensions landscape’ . The following will be delivering presentations on the topic: Brian Hayes MEP Philip Shier, Aon Hewitt Brian Buggy, …

A Review of Retirement Income choices available from Irish DC pensions Earlier this year, a Working Party was set up to consider ARFs, AMRFs and annuities in more detail. The scope of the work was to review and draft a discussion paper setting out …

Seminar: Re-thinking Fixed Income The next Seminar from the Irish Institute of Pensions Management on Re-thinking Fixed Income will take place on Thursday 22nd October 2015. Stephen O'Hanlon (IIPM Council Member) will present the findings from the recent …

The Future of the State Pension   The conference follows the publication last year of a research report by Milliman on the financial sustainability of the state pension in Ireland . This research was commissioned by the Society of Actuaries in Ireland and …

Pension Policy Research Group Annual Conference 2016 The Pension Policy Research Group annual conference will be held on Tuesday 21st June in Trinity College Dublin. The conference aims to promote discussion on current pension policy issues.  It is …