Global goals to reduce temperatures rises by 1.5 °C have 50% chance of success
Consultants say bulk annuity pricing could go either way depending on final reforms
Pensions minister Guy Opperman said the government is ‘keen to move quickly’
Professional Pensions speaks with the CMI mortality projections committee chair
Awards granted for services to diversity, health, finance, public service and consumers
Promotion of 13 UK-based staff across Aon’s DB, DC and investment teams
DWP to consult on regulations as industry poll finds widespread adoption expected
The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) has urged the government to tackle social care reform and to support alternative structures, such as collective defined contribution (CDC) schemes, to rebalance the risks facing individuals.
The government has put forward proposals to introduce a strengthened, statutory basis for the regulation of the actuarial profession.
The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries’ (IFoA) Actuarial Research Centre (ARC) has published a report considering the judgement and decision making by pension trustees.