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Connecting climate change, longevity and ageing
David Sinclair, Chief Executive of the International Longevity Centre, explores longevity – the missing link in the climate change debate
Pension scheme mortality: an update on the pandemic, and an analysis by sector
Matt Fletcher, Chair of the CMI SAPS Committees, summarises key points from the CMI’s latest annual analysis of the mortality experience of members of UK defined benefit pension schemes.
Have your say: incorporating DEI values into the Actuaries’ Code
Edwin Sheaf, member of the IFoA Regulatory Board, encourages members to have their say in our consultation on incorporating DEI values into the Actuaries’ Code.
Measures of excess deaths
Darryl Brundle, Head of Longevity at Legal & General and a member of the CMI Executive Committee, gives an overview of the different methodologies used to calculate excess deaths.
Taking an evidence-based approach to CDC pensions
Professor Catherine Donnelly is leading research into pensions products that are based on collective risk-sharing. Here she explores some of the themes emerging from the research.
The future of health: will the government deliver on its healthy ageing targets, or will we see deepening inequalities?
This blog follows the Institute and Faculty of Actuary’s ‘Future of health session’ at last year’s ILC’s Future of Ageing Conference – speakers included Stuart McDonald, Head of Longevity and Demographic Insights, Lane Clark & Peacock (LCP); George MacGinnis, Healthy Ageing Challenge Director, UK Research and Innovation (UKRI); Nicola Oliver, Medical Intelligence; and Professor Les Mayhew, Head of Global Research, ILC, and Professor of Statistics at Bayes Business School.
Actuaries, foxes and economic pluralism
In the run up to our webinar on 27 March, Nick Foster considers whether a broader approach to economic thinking, beyond the prevailing orthodoxies, needs to be part of the actuarial toolkit
From stability to growth? Spring Budget key takeaways for actuaries
Charlie Wynne on our Policy and Public Affairs Team explores key takeaways for actuaries from the UK’s 2023 Spring Budget