Where: Webinar - Link will be shared with registered delegates
Registration: 10:25
Event registration closed
Prices:
Members: free
Associate Members: free
MGA Associate Members: free
Platform Members: free
Workplace Platform Members: free
Partners: free
Non-Members: £49 + VAT
This event will be run as a webinar. Registration will close at 17:00 24th June.
Now more than ever, the need for long-term savings firms to understand risks and to prioritise resources is critical to ensure good outcomes for customers and commercial success. Hear from industry experts on the challenges the industry has faced and can expect to face as the global recovery from COVID-19 starts to take shape. The unprecedented circumstances have tested firms’ operational resilience, and confirmed their capacity to withstand myriad external shocks.
Are firms managing to maintain oversight of outsourcers and other players in the value chain?
Is it still possible to deliver transformation projects amid such disruption?
And will this crisis deliver a shift in the way the industry operates?
Join industry experts, policymakers and regulators in the debate to explore how an industry built on assessment of risk can ensure it has the ecosystem in place to embrace change and uncertainty.
Who is the event aimed at?
Representatives from pension providers including compliance, regulation, propositions, technical specialists).
Other individuals with an interest in providers’ operational resilience.
Why should delegates attend?
Delegates will gain insight and perspective from industry experts, regulators and policymakers on what they think firms’ priorities should be following COVID-19.
The event will allow delegates to discuss the impact that COVID-19 may have onpolicy and regulatory initiatives going forward.
Take advantage of 1.5 hours of CPD with this CII accredited event.
What will delegates learn?
Explain the regulatory initiatives that have been taken in response to the COVID-19 crisis.
Describe how our industry will have to continue to adapt.
Develop your understanding of the long-term impact of the crisis on our sector’s ecosystem.