Forthcoming Events
Governance: The Next Level
26/06/2013
I Comply or Die: Privacy Regulation: A New EU Regulation Is About To Be Launched
II An Auditors Point of View On Managing Benefits
Philip Cote, Duthler Associates
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IEBA Belgium Meeting
25/09/2013
TBD
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IEBA Belgium Meeting
28/11/2013
Annual dinner
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Annual Conference
IEBA 13th Annual Conference - March 2013
When: 13/03/2013 to 14/03/2013 |
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Where: Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Brussels |
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Subject: IEBA 13th Annual Conference |
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We returned once again to Brussels following the previous highly successful Conferences, and enjoyed a high level of attendance from a wide variety of countries despite the unseasonal weather that caused significant disruption to air travel and closure of the high-speed railway lines. We moved the Annual General Meeting of the Association to the end of the first day (13 March) and good discussions took place on a number of topics. Our practice of restricting attendance to a maximum of two paying delegates per organisation in order to maintain a suitable balance of employers, providers and consultants worked particularly well in 2013 and feedback from delegates was very positive on this and on all other aspects of the Conference. Copies of the presentations made at the Conference are available below to download. |
Event Documents
| Carol Baylis & Alan Hewitt - Case study - how is technology helping to manage employee benefit plans |
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| Marco Giacomelli - Health benefits and the experience of a global network - geographical observations, cost drivers and reporting tools |
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| Julian Gardner - Retirement planning in emerging markets |
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| Peter Devlin & Philippe Burger - Undertaking M&A carve outs in the EMEA region |
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| Colin Bullen - Health management and wellness - current trends for global employers |
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| Jeremy Hill - Sharing the management of employee benefits |
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| James Klein - The outlook for employee benefits policy in the United States |
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| Simon Brimblecombe - Global trends in social security provision and the implications for employers |
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| Mark Walker and Stacy Scapino - Case study - Global asset pooling - solutions for multinationals |
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| Wendy Liu - De-risking defined benefit plans |
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| Norman Dreger - International Employee Benefits Diploma |
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| Matthew Webb - Case study - The challenges of managing employee benefits for both large and small employee populations |
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| Claudia Kerschbaum - Corporate governance employee benefits |
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| Ralf Jacob - Update on EU pension policy |
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| Andrew Hill - Insights into multinationals current management practices |
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| Provisional programme, including keynote speakers, case studies etc. |
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