Trustee Workbench (London) 2025
PMI’s new and improved half-day workbench is designed exclusively for pension scheme trustees, offering a series of targeted training sessions on key topics relevant to their role. This focused program provides trustees valuable insights and practical knowledge to enhance their governance, compliance, and decision-making capabilities. By addressing critical areas that matter most to trustees, Trustee Workbench ensures they have the tools and understanding necessary to manage their pension schemes and fulfil their responsibilities effectively.
Places are extremely limited and reserved for PMI Trustees, we advise registering early to avoid disappointment.
If you are a non-member interested in attending, we kindly ask that you fill out this form. If any places remain nearer the time we will be in touch. If you'd like to register to become a Trustee member and secure your space today, more details can be found here.
Find details on Trustee Workbench (Edinburgh) taking place 4 November 2025, click here.
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Fees
PMI Trustees: Free
Non-members: If you are interested in joining, please register your interest (details in the event description), we will contact you in April if any places are available. The non-member cost will be £375 (+VAT). -
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Event Details
THE BASICS
Immersive half day program comprised of focused training style sessions. Each session is designed to deliver targeted material, fostering an action learning environment. Participants will engage in collaborative learning sets aimed at achieving specific objectives that enhance skills and knowledge.
Key features:
- Concise and impactful: A structured morning session covering essential trustee responsibilities
- Expert-Led learning: Sessions facilitated by leading industry professionals, regulators, and investment specialists
- Interactive and practical: Real-world case studies, scenario-based learning, and decision-making exercises
- Live Q&A: Direct access to industry experts for tailored advice
- CPD-certified: Earn CPD credits to enhance your trustee knowledge
- Professional Trustees
- Lay Trustees
Mayer Brown LLP, 201 Bishopsgate, London EC2M 3AF, London
Agenda
The PMI will outline the objective's for the day's workbench - providing practical, insightful sessions focused on what trustees need to know and consider driven by case studies and real-world scenarios.
Pension trustees play an essential role. But in today's volatile, and increasingly regulated environment Trustees must not only ensure compliance and manage risks, but also oversee strategic projects and continually anticipate future challenges. This session will explore some of those future challenges and how trustees could best manage competing demands and projects.
Key learning points:
- Trustee duties and legal obligations
- New regulations and compliance updates for 2025
- Case studies on effective Governance
- Managing conflicts of interest
- Best practices for decision-making
Speakers
Hear from the experts... More information soon.
Helen Parrott advises trustees and employers on all aspects of pensions law including documentation, administration, disputes and funding. She also has experience of advising trustees on the employer's covenant in relation to corporate activity and insolvency with particular experience of scheme mergers as well as investment issues including advice for trustees on establishing a common investment fund.
Helen joined Mayer Brown in 2007.
Henry Corrigan, senior associate, advises trustee and employer clients on all aspects of pensions law and practice. Henry helps clients comply with their legal obligations in relation their pensions arrangements both in a day to day advisory capacity and on significant projects.
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