ABI Investment Affairs Conference
Investment in the Long Term

15 September 2010
Grange St.Paul’s Hotel, London, EC2V 5AJ

Keynote Speaker: Edward Davey MP, Minister for Employment Relations, Consumer and Postal Affairs Minister...click here.


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Acting Director General Maggie Craig writes in the Telegraph on the relationship between the insurance sector and the Government. Click here for more information

Director of Financial Regulation and Taxation Peter Vipond in the FT on US tax proposals impacting UK insurers. Click here for more information

ABI has submitted its response to a Treasury consultation on changes to tax relief for pension contributions. Click here for more information

Young drivers and motor insurance.
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Tim Breedon, Group Chief Executive of Legal & General has taken up the role as Chairman of the ABI. Mr Breedon was formally appointed at the Association’s AGM in July where Archie Kane stepped down as Chairman having completed a three year term of office. Click here for more info

Commenting on the Government’s plans to reform the UK’s pension system
Maggie Craig, the ABI’s Director of Life and Pensions, said:
“The Government’s commitment to getting auto-enrolment right is welcome, as auto-enrolment is the cornerstone of the 2012 reforms. We welcome the opportunity to work with Government to ensure the delivery of the reforms in the best possible way. Two things remain crucial - good quality private sector provision by employers must not be undermined and the nation cannot afford delay.”