DB pension schemes inquiry: Work and Pensions Committee to hold evidence session on governance and role of pension superfunds
The Work and Pensions Committee inquiry into defined benefit pension schemes continues with a session on governance, including challenges and possible improvements. There will be an opportunity look at how the interests of scheme members are taken into account, for example, in decisions on the use of scheme surpluses and to return to current debates around the role of pension superfunds.
Meeting details
At 9:25am: Oral evidence
Inquiry
Defined benefit pension schemes
Member of Council at Royal Ordnance Pensioners Association
Member at BP Pensioner Group
Member of Steering Committee at Hewlett Packard Pension Association (HPPA)
At 10:15am: Oral evidence
Inquiry
Defined benefit pension schemes
Chair at Association of Professional Pension Trustees
Founding co-chair at Association of Member Nominated Trustees
President at Society of Pension Professionals
Partner and Head of Corporate DB Endgame Strategy at Hymans Robertson
Giving evidence will be pension professionals and representatives from company pension groups and trustee organisations.
The Committee’s inquiry is reviewing DB pension schemes and the challenges and opportunities they pose to members, trustees, employers and the Pensions Regulator (TPR).