Events
Quantum holds a number of popular breakfast seminars throughout the year. These in-person events bring together leading industry experts who address topical issues of interest to businesses and pension schemes.
At each event, Quantum consultants and guest speakers will provide:
- Investment updates – what is happening with UK and global economies
- Expert analysis on pensions
- Legislation and issues around governance and compliance
Breakfast Seminars
Apart from being kept up to date with issues, our Pensions and Investment Breakfast seminars are a great opportunity to meet with industry peers.
Who should attend?
Finance and HR directors and senior managers, pension scheme trustees, pension managers and anyone who has an interest in pensions and employee benefits, investments and governance.
Why attend?
To improve your knowledge and gain the views of other professionals.
Do you have any questions on the topics?
We welcome the opportunity to assist with your queries, and if you let us know in advance, we will try to incorporate them into the seminar.
How to book
Pensions for Breakfast is free to attend. To book a place, please email [email protected]
Our next Pensions and Investment Breakfast seminar will take place Summer 2025
Past Evemts
Pension and Investment Breakfast Seminar - Tuesday 22nd October, 2024
Quantum Advisory's most recent Pension and Investment Breakfast Seminar was held at the Twenty Ten clubhouse at Celtic Manor on Tuesday 22nd October. The impact of the upcoming UK Budget and US election on pensions and investment markets was the key points of discssion . Finance, HR and pension professionals came together to on hear exclusive industry insights and market updates at the firm’s pension and investment breakfast seminar at the Celtic Manor Twenty Ten Clubhouse.
Below is an overview of the morning's event and all three presenations in full.
Dan Redwood, a senior investment consultant and actuary at Quantum Advisory, opened the event with an overview of macroeconomics, gilts and equity markets in Q3 and considerations for investors amid the changeable global political landscape. Dan identified four short to medium term risks for markets including political risk, a hard landing following growth, equity markets and the potential for global conflicts to escalate.
Joining the two speakers from Quantum Advisory was Lawrence Davies, the Wales partnership manager at the Money and Pensions Service (MaPS), who provided an update on how MaPS can support employers.
James Bird, a consultant at Quantum Advisory, also touched upon the pension measures speculated to appear in the Budget such as tax relief, a reduction in the amount that can be taken as a tax-free lump sum, the introduction of national insurance on employer contributions to workplace pensions and the introduction of tax on some death benefits.
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