The winners of the eighth annual European Pensions Awards were announced last night at a glittering gala at London’s famous Grosvenor House hotel, where 28 coveted trophies were presented to those provider firms who have proved they are a cut above the rest in the European pensions sphere.
The evening, hosted by the brilliant stand-up comedian Jo Caulfield, was a celebration of the lengths Europe’s pension providers continue to go to in order to meet the ever-changing needs of pension fund members across Europe.
Recognition was given to the consultants, investment managers, lawyers, technology and administration providers who continually strive to raise the standards of pension provision, despite the challenges presented by economic uncertainty and increasing life expectancy.
Congratulations to everyone who went home with a trophy and many thanks to the judges and sponsors who helped make the event such a huge success.
The winners are available to view at the following link:
https://www.europeanpensions.net/awards/winners.php
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