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Talks include

Unlocking Capital for Net Zero: Infrastructure Investment Amid Market Uncertainty and Regulatory Reform. 

As macroeconomic volatility and geopolitical shifts reshape investor behaviour, infrastructure and renewable assets are becoming increasingly central to long-term capital strategies – particularly in the context of the UK’s net zero transition.

This session explores how insurers and pension schemes alike can navigate emerging risks and opportunities in a changing market, with a focus on the evolving M&A landscape and the role of regulatory enablers such as the PRA’s Matching Adjustment Investment Accelerator (MAIA). We will examine how these developments are influencing capital deployment, deal structuring, and asset eligibility, and what this means for sustainable investment in a complex and uncertain environment

Private Assets: a customer-facing propositional perspective 

In 2025, M&A activity has demonstrated the importance of access to private assets to remain competitive in pension and annuity markets. 

This session offers an open trading and propositional perspective on the changes brought by the Mansion House Compact and Pension Schemes Bill.
 
What is open source, and what does it mean for actuaries using it?

This presentation will explore the open-source environment, demystify terminology, and offer useful insights for those integrating these tools.
 
Does Collective Defined Contribution (CDC) have merit as an in-retirement solution?

As more DC savers approach retirement, the challenge of turning pots into sustainable income grows. Should Decumulation CDC become the default retirement solution, offering relatively stable income for life, higher expected outcomes, and simplicity for members? This session explores what Decumulation CDC is, its pros and cons, and the evolving legislative landscape.