Led by Platform engine and fintech Bravura Solutions, it will take place virtually between 23-27 September.

The series of free-to-attend webinars, Q&As, and panel discussions will cover a wide variety of topics, including international lessons of pensions dashboards, data & AI, and future pension reform.

All the events will have a consumer-centric tilt, according to the organisers.  

Online delegates will hear from a range of speakers, including Chris Curry, principal, PDP; Gareth Tancred, chief executive, PMI; Rosie Lacey, vice president, PMI; Kim Gubler, chair, PASA; and Louise Davey, interim director of regulatory analysis and advice, The Pensions Regulator.  

Jonathan Hawkins, propositions lead EMEA, Bravura, said: “Pensions dashboards are the first step towards modernising the UK’s pensions sector and will truly change the long-held relationships between schemes, providers, their members and their savings, so it’s vital the industry comes together to deliver this effectively.”

He said this year’s initiative moves the debate from connection to better understanding the change and opportunity dashboards will create for the whole industry.

Mr Hawkins said: “With the first connection deadline happening just over eight months away, now is the perfect time for firms to think beyond connection deadlines and really grasp the material changes pensions dashboards will create with both hands.

“Those that do will be the big winners, particularly as we can expect further modernisation and reform as part of the Pensions Scheme Bill to ensure people are able to live a comfortable retirement.”  

To find out more details and to register for Pensions Dashboards Week 2024, visit here.

In March the Department for Work and Pensions published an updated timetable for occupational pension schemes and personal and stakeholder providers to be connected to the Pensions Dashboard.

Connections are due to start in April 2025, giving the first schemes to connect more than a year to ensure they're ready ahead of the October 2026 deadline.

All 3,000 schemes will be legally required to be connected to the dashboard system by 31 October 2026 at the latest.