Steve Bee headlines Ascentric's first conference

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Steve Bee is set to highlight what he sees as the key issues affecting the pensions market at Ascentric's first series of adviser conferences.

Head of pensions strategy at Scottish Life, Bee is well known for giving lively and entertaining presentations, and for his vocal opposition to Personal Accounts and means tested auto-enrolment. He says: "Financial advisers who understand the nature of these important pension reforms and the practical implications they hold for all UK employers will themselves be key to the development of our new pension system in this country from 2012." The wrap provider's conferences will take place in London, Bristol and Leeds in November for both Ascentric users and non-users. Richard Goodall,...

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