Seminar 'Investing under the New Pension System during and after the transition' - General

What can pension funds do to keep the funding ratio stable during the transition phase? How to deal with your interest rate hedging strategy? What is the timeframe for unwinding the interest hedge?

What can we learn from the pension funds that will transition in 2025? What are the experiences with DNB regarding transition and inflation plans?

Is the choice between the solidarity-based and flexible scheme relevant for the structure and management of the investment portfolio? Is there room for innovative investments (illiquid and complex) in the solidarity and flexible contract? If so, how do you determine the allocation to these investments?

These and other topical questions about the new pension system will be the focus of the educational meeting for pension funds on Investing under the Wtp on Monday afternoon March 24^th, 2025 from 12 to 5 pm in Amsterdam.

This seminar will be moderated by Jacob Schoenmaker, CIO of Stichting Pensioenfonds PostNL.

 Top speakers will share their views, including:

• Gosse Alserda, Senior Investment Strategist, Aegon Asset Management
• Willem van Dommelen, Director, EMEA Pension Solutions, Multi-Asset Strategies & Solutions, BlackRock
• Sander Gerritsen, Head of Risk & Investment Consultancy, Montae & Partners
• Paul de Geus, Professional Board Member, various pension funds, Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Pensioenfonds Slagers
• Evelien van Hilten, Head of Portfolio Management, DMFCO
• Marleen Koetsier, Head of Economics and Strategic Asset Allocation, APG Asset Management
• Henk Radder, Independent Investment Consultant, Board Member, Supervisor and Risk Manager
• René Rollingswier, Head of Expert Centre for Financial Risks, De Nederlandsche Bank
• Martin Sanders, Head of Pension Investments, AXA Investment Managers

Registration
Participation in the seminar is free and open to pension fund trustees, employees of board offices and other (buyside) professionals involved in the investment policies of pension funds or insurers.