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Climate reporting focus: TCFD
This is part 15 of a series of educational posts from the IFoA’s Climate Change Disclosures Working Party about climate reporting topics. Here we give an introduction to TCFD and a brief overview its wide-reaching recommendations.
Climate reporting focus: Energy security and the impact on sustainable investments
This is the final part of a series of educational posts from the IFoA’s Climate Change Disclosures Working Party about climate reporting topics. Here we explore the impact that energy security considerations have had on the types of assets as green investments and the consequences this may have on reporting and progress towards net zero.
Recovery and resolution plans: Life Conference 2023
A preview of the upcoming Life Conference 2023 session on meeting the new regulations for pension providers.
Challenges in implementing an insurance-based solution for meeting cost of care in England
Adele Groyer of the IFoA’s Social Care Working Party gives an overview of the Association of British Insurers ‘Prepare for Care’ report against a background of continued uncertainty about what state support will be available in future.
Decoding post-pandemic mortality: a first look at 2022 data
Piero Cocevar (of Phoenix Group), member of the CMI Annuities Committee, reflects on the key findings of its analysis of the mortality experience of pension annuities in payment by month to end of 2022.
UK bulk annuity market: bigger, stronger, faster, harder
Over the past decade, the bulk purchase annuity (BPA) market has become almost unrecognisable, with its size, sophistication, and efficiency all evolving significantly. Here Suanne Chong and Andrew Kenyon of NatWest Markets preview their session at Life Conference 2023.
IFoA success at party conference season 2023
Our Policy and Public Affairs Team reports back from the 2023 party conferences, an opportunity to bring the actuarial profession ‘to life’ to political stakeholders.
AI week and the AI Safety Summit: what actuaries need to know
Last week hearts and minds across Westminster turned to the rapidly rising technology of ‘frontier’ AI, in what political commentators referred to as ‘AI week’