Pensions and Private Markets Briefing: Keynote speaker confirmed

Mark McFee to speak at PP's inaugural private markets event on 4 March

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Research in Finance editorial and insights director Mark McFee
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Research in Finance editorial and insights director Mark McFee

Professional Pensions has announced the first speakers for its Pensions and Private Markets Briefing in March.

The event will take place in-person in central London on Tuesday 4 March. Places are free for trustees and in-house pension and benefit scheme representatives. 

Reserve your place to enable us to keep you informed with all the latest news and updates about the event, including the announcement of our speakers and programme.

The event will include a keynote session from Research in Finance editorial and insights director Mark McFee, whose session will explore: 'UK institutional appetite for private assets: Where to next?'.

Mark's session will cover themes including:

  • Current market sentiment and usage of private assets
  • LTAFs: Ready for take-off?
  • Responsible investing in private markets: No thanks, nice to have, or must have?
  • The pan-European picture: How does UK demand compare?

This event will discuss what the future holds for scheme investments in private markets. Delegates will also have the chance to hear from world class investment professionals as they delve into private markets opportunities, benefits, and how to best access these markets.

To find out more and to register for your place, visit the dedicated event website.

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