About
This half-day morning seminar will bring together industry experts to explore the latest legal, regulatory and market developments, alongside the key challenges and opportunities facing employers, trustees and pension professionals.
Attendees will gain practical insights into the implications for pension schemes, while having the opportunity to share perspectives, ask questions and network with fellow pensions professionals.
Why Attend
Agenda
NexGen Audit Limited
Speaker
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Matt Maneely
- Company
- NexGen Audit Limited
- Job Title
- Principal Owner
Association of Member Nominated Trustees ( AMNT)
Speaker
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Maggie Rodger
- Company
- Association of Member Nominated Trustees ( AMNT)
- Job Title
- Co-Chair. Association of Member Nominated Trustees
Speakers
NexGen Audit Limited
Principal Owner
NexGen Audit Limited
Principal Owner
Matt Maneely
Principal Owner
Matthew runs his own specialist pensions assurance practice, NexGen Audit, following a role as Head of Pensions Assurance in a UK top 10 firm.
He is an Executive Board member of the Pensions Research Accountants Group (PRAG) and, also a non-executive member of the PMI Risk & Assurance Committee.
Principal Owner
NexGen Audit Limited
Matt Maneely
Principal Owner
Matthew runs his own specialist pensions assurance practice, NexGen Audit, following a role as Head of Pensions Assurance in a UK top 10 firm.
He is an Executive Board member of the Pensions Research Accountants Group (PRAG) and, also a non-executive member of the PMI Risk & Assurance Committee.
Association of Member Nominated Trustees ( AMNT)
Co-Chair. Association of Member Nominated Trustees
Association of Member Nominated Trustees ( AMNT)
Co-Chair. Association of Member Nominated Trustees
Maggie Rodger
Co-Chair. Association of Member Nominated Trustees
Co-Chair. Association of Member Nominated Trustees
Association of Member Nominated Trustees ( AMNT)
Maggie Rodger
Co-Chair. Association of Member Nominated Trustees
Costs
| Description | Cost |
|---|---|
| Members | ￡0 |
| Non-members | £0 |
Location
Got a question? Frequently Asked Questions
What types of events does the PMI offer?
The PMI runs a wide range of events including conferences, regional meetings, training workshops, webinars, roundtable, awards and networking events designed for pensions professionals.
Who should attend PMI events?
Our events are designed for anyone working in or connected to the pensions industry, including trustees, scheme managers, administrators, consultants, actuaries, lawyers, and policy professionals.
What can I expect from a PMI event?
You can expect expert-led sessions, panel discussions, networking opportunities, CPD points and practical insights on the latest developments shaping the pensions landscape.
Are PMI events in-person or online?
The PMI offers a mix of in-person and online events, depending on the format and topic.
How do I book a PMI event?
You can book directly through the PMI website via each event page in the events calendar.
Do I need to pay to attend?
Most events are free for PMI members, while others (such as conferences and training) have fees depending on your membership status.
Do I need to be a PMI member to attend?
No, non-members can attend many events at a fee, although member benefits may include discounted or complimentary access.
Can I transfer my place to someone else?
Yes, you may nominate another PMI member to attend in your place, subject to approval by the PMI events team.
What is the cancellation policy for conferences?
- Free member tickets: charges may apply for late cancellation or no-shows (e.g. within 14 days).
- Paid tickets:
- Full refund if cancelled more than 60 days in advance
- 50% refund up to 60 days before
- No refund if cancelled within 30 days
Please refer to our events policy.
Can I get a refund for training courses?
Refunds are available if cancellation is made at least 30 days before the training start date.
What happens if I don’t attend on the day?
No-show fees may apply for certain events, particularly where places are complimentary for members.
Will I receive CPD credits for attending?
Many PMI events provide Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours, which contribute towards your annual CPD requirements.
What topics are covered at events?
Topics vary by event but commonly include:
- Regulatory and legislative updates
- Investment and funding strategies
- Governance and trusteeship
- Innovation and technology in pensions
- Member engagement and communications
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Are there networking opportunities?
Yes, networking is a key part of the PMI events, allowing you to connect with peers, industry leaders, and experts.
What should I bring with me?
You’ll typically just need your booking confirmation. Specific events may provide additional joining instructions in advance.
Will the agenda be shared in advance?
Yes, agendas are usually published on the event page so you can plan your day and select relevant sessions.
Can the programme change?
Yes, the PMI reserves the right to make changes to speakers or programme content if required.
