Could freedom and choice help deferred annuities make a comeback?
Scottish pensioners spend more time in retirement than their English or Welsh counterparts, according to research.
Regular exercise, healthy diets and avoiding smoking have had a greater impact on longevity improvements than medical advancements, according to Lord Robert Winston.
Niels Jensen says DB benefits should be devalued and converted to DC
PP looks at why the UK is lagging behind its northern European neighbours
PwC has launched an off-shore longevity swap vehicle intended to reduce the cost of longevity swaps for schemes as small as £250m.
A methodology for assessing longevity basis risk developed by Hymans Robertson and Cass Business School will help bring index-based longevity swaps into the mainstream, say actuaries.
Defined benefit (DB) schemes are underestimating liabilities by 1% by failing to take into account the varying rate of longevity improvements in the population, according to a ground breaking study.
UK schemes have increased longevity assumptions by six months in the last three years, according to research from Mercer.
A sharp decrease in mortality rates in the first half of the year has highlighted the dangers of assuming that longevity improvements will plateau, says Hymans Robertson.