27th October 2011

Lansons Regulatory Forum: 29 November 2011‏

One of the consequences of the financial crisis is that the fiscal pressure for governments around the world to rein in their welfare spending is increasing. At the same time, considering the UK, the evidence is clear that families do not sufficiently protect themselves against 'unfortunate events' (even one, let alone a series of them, while the probability of an impoverished retirement for many is increasing due to insufficient saving for the long term. In this session, Ken Hogg, ex director of the FSA and now back in the life industry with RGA, will explore whether industry, regulators and governments can work together productively in order for industry to help fill this gap in provision for the mass market.

Richard Hobbs will give a quick update on progress with pre-legislative scrutiny of the draft Financial Services Bill examining particularly whether there is much sign of the concerns expressed by Ken Hogg being recognised.

Date:
Tuesday 29th November 2011

Chaired by:
Ralph Jackson - Lansons Communicaions

Venue:
Lansons Communications
24a St John Street
London
EC1M 4AY

Timings:
16.30: Registration

17.00: Panel discussion and presentation

18.00: Q&A session

18.30: End

We have spaces available for this session. Should you/your colleagues wish to attend, please RSVP to camillep@lansons.com at your earliest convenience in order to secure your place(s). I would also be grateful if you could forward the details of this event to relevant colleagues within your organisation.

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