Data and Technology Management for Pension Schemes

The online report where pension managers, sponsors, trustees, government representatives and third parties address the key issues in managing data and the role of technology in light of upcoming regulatory requirements.

With the onset of the Record Keeping Act and increasing popularity for de-risking and administration updates, the role of data and the technology employed to manage it has become a central concern to all pension professionals seeking to operate an efficient scheme.

Data and Technology Management for Pension Schemes picks up from where last year’s Data Management for Pension Schemes left off, taking a fresh look at the key issues around data and technology management. Focussed on issues relevant to 2011 and 2012, the report explores the minefield schemes face and why data management is so critical to overall success.

Key issues the report will address include:

The impact of the government budget cuts on the efficiency of the record keeping guidelines’ enforcement
Assessing pension members’ responsibility and involvement in data management
Examining the impact of advances in technology on data improvement
Understanding the legal responsibilities of trustees in the handling of scheme data
Preparing data for de-risking exercises
Considerations for life insurers’ data and technology management

The insights of the pension plan trustees, corporate sponsors, politicians and regulators will be complemented by a limited number of service and product providers to provide an industry wide picture.

This will be an ideal opportunity for those companies wishing to be seen supporting the growth of data and technology management for pension schemes to demonstrate their expertise and identify prospective clients who are looking for a solution such as theirs right now.

Ideal profiles of business who may be interested in sponsoring this report include: