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Rudding Park Hotel in Harrogate , the venue for PP's DB Summit on 2 October
Professional Pensions will hold its annual Defined Benefit Summit at Rudding Park Hotel in Harrogate on Wednesday 2 October.
This Professional Pensions conference has been designed to unite leading experts, pension scheme trustees and sponsors to challenge the most topical issues affecting DB pensions.
Places at the event limited and are free for trustees and in-house pension and benefit scheme representatives.
The event will also include keynote sessions from The Pensions Dashboards Programme principal Chris Curry and The Pensions Regulator interim director of supervision for market oversight David Walmsley.
Topics covered on the programme include endgame, buyout and the DB funding code, as well as an update from the Pensions Regulator and the Pensions Dashboards Programme.
Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in informative sessions, interactive discussions, and network with their peers whilst exploring the latest products and services from exhibitors.
For more information about the Defined Benefit Summit, and to register for your place, visit: https://event.professionalpensions.com/definedbenefitsummit
Other Professional Pensions events coming up this Autumn include:
- DC Conference Manchester – Tuesday 24 September in central Manchester
- DB Summit - Wednesday 2 October in Harrogate
- Trustee Senate Autumn - 10-11 October in Surrey
- Women in Pensions / Rising Star Awards - Thursday 14 November in London
- Investment Conference - Tuesday 19 November in London
- PP Investment Awards - Tuesday 19 November in London
Professional Pensions has also published its events schedule for 2025 – announcing the dates of key events throughout the year. To view this, click here.