Agenda

Here's what's scheduled for the event. All times are in BST.

8:30 AM
Registration, networking & morning coffee
 
9:20 AM
Morning Chair’s opening remarks

Kate Pumfrey, Partner, A&O Shearman

9:25 AM
Keynote interview: The regulators’ proposals for reforming remuneration in financial services

Olatunji Jayeola, Manager, Bank of England

9:45 AM
Panel I: Industry panel: Navigating the complexities of the global governance and regulatory landscape

Moderator

Kate O’Neill, Director of Stakeholder Engagement and Corporate Affairs, Financial Reporting Council

Panellists

Jenny Craik, Group Head of Performance and Reward, HSBC

Stuart Woodward, Managing Director, Head of Product and International Regulatory Compensation, Citi 

Jonathan Parr, Managing Director, Performance, Reward and Mobility, SMBC

10:25 AM
Panel II: Latest developments in non-financial misconduct: designing remuneration structures to reward good behaviours (and discourage bad)

Moderator

Kate Pumfrey, Partner, A&O Shearman 

Panellists

Chris Campbell, Global Head of Reward and People Risk,  Schroders

Deke Olusegun, Reward Policy and Regulation Lead, NatWest Group

Patricia Bradley, Group Head of Reward, TP ICAP

11:05 AM
Networking & morning coffee
 
11:30 AM
Panel III: Incorporating diversity, inclusion and equity principles into remuneration strategies: regulatory and stakeholder expectations in pay gap reporting in the current environment

Moderator

Annabel Gillard, Co-Founder, LSE FORGOOD, Advisory Council Member, Institute of Business Ethics

Panellists

Leon Kamhi, Executive Director, Head of Responsibility and EOS, Federated Hermes Limited

Jayne Styles, Author of the “Inclusive Culture Guide for CEOs”, experienced FTSE 100 & international Non-Executive Director and Independent Business Advisor/Coach

12:10 PM
Panel IV: Corporate governance and investor expectations as drivers of remuneration policy: the impact of the Investment Association’s revised Principles of Remuneration

Moderator

Stephen Cahill, Partner, Farient Advisors

Panellists

Andrew Ninian, Director, Stewardship, Risk and Tax, The Investment Association

David Cohen, Director, Farient Advisors

12:55 PM
Networking & lunch
 
2:05 PM
Afternoon Chair’s welcome back

Jack Prettejohn, Senior Associate, A&O Shearman

2:10 PM
Presentation: The challenges & opportunities of aligning ESG principles with remuneration and incentives in the current environment

Rachael De Renzy Channer, Author of “Board Stewardship for a Resilient Business” and former Global Head of Sustainability, Egon Zehnder

2:25 PM
Presentation: Developments in EU remuneration regulation including the impact of the Pay Transparency Directive

Filip Saelens, Partner, Loyens & Loeff   

2:50 PM
Panel V: Inter-generational expectations of reward and remuneration: non-financial incentives, flexible working and well-being

Moderator

Andrew Patterson, Partner, Clifford Chance

Panellists

James Boxall, Global Co-Head, Performance, Reward and Benefits, Standard Chartered 

Joel Davies, Group Employee Reward, Performance and Proposition Director, Aviva

Sophie Bailey, Head of Reward Governance & Executive Compensation, Monzo Bank 

3:30 PM
Networking & afternoon tea
 
3:50 PM
Panel VI: The role and responsibilities of the Remuneration Committee: how can RemCo Chairs satisfy themselves their firm’s remuneration strategy encourages the right behaviours?

Moderator

Jack Prettejohn, Senior Associate, A&O Shearman

Panellists

Amy Kirk, Senior Independent Director, Griffin Bank and Non-Executive Director, Monzo Bank 

Laura Wade-Gery, Non-Executive Director, Chair of the Remuneration Committee, L&G

Natalie Waller, Non-Executive Director, RemCo Chair for Aspen Managing Agency Limited & Aspen Insurance UK

4:30 PM
Chair’s closing remarks

Jack Prettejohn, Senior Associate, A&O Shearman

4:40 PM
Close of conference
 

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