From April 2027, unused UK pension funds are expected to fall within the scope of UK inheritance tax. For UK nationals living in Switzerland, this may change how your pension, retirement income and estate plan should be reviewed.
When:
Tuesday, June 9, 2026
Location:
Bordier & Cie · Rue Henriette-et-Jeanne-Rath 16 · Geneva
Time:
8.30AM CET

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This private breakfast discussion is designed for UK nationals in Switzerland who may need to review how their UK pension fits into their wider retirement and estate plan.
It may be relevant if:
From April 2027, your UK pension may form part of your estate.
That single line, buried in the 2024 Autumn Budget, is expected to reshape how British retirees in Switzerland think about retirement capital. Unused UK pension funds, currently sitting outside the inheritance tax estate, are expected from April 2027 to fall within it.
For UK nationals who plan to live, retire, and remain in Switzerland - and whose Swiss residency, family, and tax position bear no resemblance to the UK system - that change does not arrive in isolation. It arrives alongside a Swiss tax framework that already treats pension lump sums under a preferential regime, and a Swiss QROPS landscape (through schemes such as PensExpert) that has matured into a credible planning vehicle.
On 9 June, we are hosting that conversation properly - not in the abstract, but in real numbers, with real options, and with the people who advise on them every day.

This is a working session, not a sales pitch. By the time the room empties, you will leave with:
08:30 Arrival & breakfast
09:00 UK pensions, Swiss retirement & the changing tax landscape
Carla Smart & Peter Gollogly, Skybound Wealth Management
09:30 European market outlook & investment considerations
Gianluca Tarolli, Bordier & Cie
10:00 Open discussion & individual questions
11:00 Event concludes
Founded in Geneva in 1844, Bordier & Cie is one of Switzerland’s longstanding private banks, independent, family-led, and built around discreet stewardship of private client capital.
Skybound Wealth Management and Bordier & Cie are hosting this private discussion to give UK nationals in Switzerland a focused, practical view of the questions now emerging around UK pensions, Swiss retirement and April 2027 inheritance tax changes.
The session will take place at Bordier & Cie’s historic head office in Geneva.

Group Head of Pensions
Carla leads Skybound’s Pension Services division and has over fifteen years’ experience advising expatriates on cross-border pension and retirement planning. In addition to heading the pensions team, she continues to advise private clients on UK pensions, Swiss retirement planning and long-term wealth structuring.
Regional Director
Peter advises UK nationals across continental Europe on the wealth-planning, tax, and estate questions that arise from international living. A senior practitioner who has guided private clients through every major UK tax change of the last two decades.
Co-CIO, Chief Economist & Strategist - Bordier & Cie
Gianluca leads Bordier's investment strategy and macroeconomic research. He sits on the bank's investment committee and is a regular contributor to the financial press on European monetary policy and long-term asset allocation for private clients.
Group Head of Pensions
Carla leads Skybound’s Pension Services division and has over fifteen years’ experience advising expatriates on cross-border pension and retirement planning. In addition to heading the pensions team, she continues to advise private clients on UK pensions, Swiss retirement planning and long-term wealth structuring.
Regional Director
Peter advises UK nationals across continental Europe on the wealth-planning, tax, and estate questions that arise from international living. A senior practitioner who has guided private clients through every major UK tax change of the last two decades.
Co-CIO, Chief Economist & Strategist - Bordier & Cie
Gianluca leads Bordier's investment strategy and macroeconomic research. He sits on the bank's investment committee and is a regular contributor to the financial press on European monetary policy and long-term asset allocation for private clients.
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