25th November 2010

Meet the MPs: An RDR morning hosted by M&G

A date for the diary- 20th December 2010

Your chance to put questions to Mark Garnier MP, Harriett Baldwin MP- the MPs responsible for the House of Commons debate at a special pre Christmas Panacea.com RDR morning hosted by M&G.

We are very pleased that Mark and Harriett have agreed to take time out of their very busy schedules to attend this special, complementary Panacea RDR morning on the 20th December. They will no doubt shed some light on the parliamentary processes involved, what the outcomes could be and answer your questions in this regard.

The MPs, Mark Garnier MP and Harriett Baldwin MP will be joined on the day by Richard Hobbs, a leading industry consultant with specialist knowledge of the FSA, Peter Hamilton, a leading and outspoken financial services barrister from 4 Pump Court Chambers and Steven Andrew, Manager of the M&G Income Multi Asset Fund who will present a session on the importance of multi asset investing in a post RDR environment and offer his outlook on the economic climate for 2011 and beyond.

The event is being hosted by M&G Investments in their London City offices and the full morning’s agenda, from 9.30am to 1.00pm will be published closer to the event.

Register for this event here.

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