23 April 2025
This special edition of “Hymans Robertson On…” explores the big picture in pensions, recorded live at our Pensions and Retirement Conference 2025.
From the evolving role of DB schemes to the urgent need for investment-led growth, this episode dives deep into the economic, regulatory and demographic forces shaping the future of pensions.
Our panellists unpack the legacy of de-risking, the risks of over-concentration in gilts and credit, and the opportunity for pension funds to play a central role in driving national growth. With a focus on mindset shifts, surplus reinvestment, and more ambitious approaches to long-term capital, this conversation is a call for collective action and fresh thinking.
Whether you're wrestling with big strategic questions or looking for a sharp take on policy trends, this episode provides a thought-provoking discussion on how we secure sustainable outcomes for savers.
If you'd like to follow up on anything discussed, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
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Stagecoach Group Pensions
Head of Supervision, The Pensions Regulator
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