Our latest thought leadership event brought together speakers from across the globe to share insights into current global trends and their impact on the pensions market. You can now access recordings from the event, where you'll have the opportunity to listen to each of our speakers and hear their responses to some of the questions asked on the day.
Part 1: Dr Pablo Antolin, Principal Economist, Head of the Private Pensions Unit at the OECD
Pablo manages the research and policy programme of the Working Party on Private Pensions, a body that brings together policymakers, regulators and the private sector of almost 40 countries around the world. His work covers issues related to the operation, regulation and design of funded retirement income systems.
In part 1, Dr Pablo Antolin discusses good DC scheme design and the impact of current taxation and inflationary pressures on retirement savings.
Part 2: David John, Senior Strategic Policy Advisor at the AARP Public Policy Institute
David is a Senior Strategic Policy Advisor at the AARP Public Policy Institute, focusing on pension and retirement savings issues. PPI is the AARP's internal think tank. David also serves as Deputy Director of the Retirement Security Project at the Brookings Institution. RSP focuses on improving retirement savings in the United States, especially among moderate- and low-income workers.
In part 2, David John provides an update on the US pensions landscape, covering the Biden Administration so far, State plans and the future of 401(k)/AE.
Part 3: The Hon. Nick Sherry
Nick was a Senator for Australia (Tasmania) for 22 years, and the Minister for Superannuation and Corporate Law (Australia's first), Assistant Treasurer, Small Business Minister and Assistant Minister for Agriculture and Resources. He is currently the Chair of Household Capital, GO Sourcing, Co-Chair of the Singapore Forum, Member of the Advisory Committee to Roc Partners and Chair of an NGO: Youth, Family and Community Connections.
In part 3, the Hon. Nick Sherry discusses Australian master trust trends and the future of retirement income.
Part 4: Q&A Forum
In part 4, our speakers respond to some of the questions asked by our audience as we open the floor for discussion.