Pensions Minister, Emma Reynolds, has been announced as the keynote speaker at the Pensions Age Spring Conference 2025.

With a landmark pensions review ongoing, radical pension reforms under consultation, and a government that is keen to encourage greater pension investment in UK growth, pensions are under the spotlight now more than ever.

Pensions dashboards are also one step closer, defined benefit (DB) surpluses are encouraging schemes and employers to consider a wider range of endgame options, and defined contribution (DC) continues to boom, amid ongoing debates around value for money and adequacy.

These are just a few of the issues that will be addressed at our annual Pensions Age Spring Conference, promising insightful presentations and Q&A sessions on these topics and more, from those working at the heart of UK pension provision.

This one-day conference, which is open to pension scheme managers, trustees, FDs, advisers, pension, and HR professionals, will offer delegates the up-to-date knowledge and guidance they need to help them run their pension schemes and meet their members’ needs, whether in the DB, DC or hybrid space.

The event will be an opportunity to reflect on how well the industry has risen to the challenges thrown up over the past six months, as well as a chance to learn from those pension funds and providers that adapted successfully in order to meet members’ needs, and showcase the products and strategies out there to assist pension funds to fully embrace the future in the best way possible.

Covering all aspects of pensions, delegates can be sure that this conference will offer them the updates they need to manage their schemes going forward, as well as highlight new developments in the pension space, in relation to regulation, investment, scheme design, technology, communication and more.

The conference, to be chaired by C A P Services Limited director, Jerry Gandhi, will take place on Thursday 24 April 2025, at the Hilton London Tower Bridge.

Click here to register and for more information.

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