Recorded webinar | 19 November, 10-11
The year’s most important pensions webinar – Preparing for the year-end
As an employer, you want to offer the best possible terms, but it is easy to miss important details when rules and opportunities change. In our next webinar, we and our guests will guide you through the most important developments ahead of 2026.
How will the latest changes affect your company, and what do you need to consider ahead of 2026?
Occupational pensions can seem complicated, so we want to help you understand the rules and what is particularly important to keep track of ahead of the new year.
Together with Monica Zettervall (pensions expert at the Swedish Pensions Agency) and Sten Levin (tax and pensions expert), we will share valuable updates and relevant tips ahead of 2026.
In the webinar, we will give you:
- Upcoming updates and changes
- Practical advice on avoiding common pitfalls
- Other insights into future trends
The webinar is particularly relevant if you work in HR, payroll or finance, or simply have a general interest in pensions.
Welcome!

Read more about the target retirement age and the increase in retirement age
Read more about pension-related tips ahead of the year-end accounts and the turn of the year

Date: 19 November 2025
Time: 10-11
Location: online, a link will be sent before the broadcast
Speakers:
Monica Zettervall, Pensions Expert, Swedish Pensions Agency
Sten Levin, Tax Expert, Pensions Consultant
Ulrika Bragg, CEO, FörsäkringsGirot (moderator)
Questions? Contact marknadsansvarig@fgirot.se
About our speakers:
Monica Zettervall, pensions expert
Monica Zettervall, pensions expert at the Swedish Pensions Agency, has extensive experience of explaining the pension system in an accessible way. She is a well-known voice on pension issues.
Sten Levin, tax expert
Sten Levin is an independent pensions consultant who works across a wide range of occupational pension issues. Over the past decade, he has worked extensively on pension-related tax and accounting issues at organisations including PwC and Skeppsbron Skatt.