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The 'Ogden' tables help actuaries, lawyers and others calculate the lump sum compensation due in personal injury and fatal accident cases.
The AQuA Book is Government guidance about how to produce robust, fit for purpose analysis. It's for all analysts, analytical managers and commissioners.
The Government Actuary is to analyse the latest life expectancy projections data and assess the impact of various aspects of the rules around pensionable age.
We provide actuarial solutions, including financial risk analysis, modelling and advice, to support the UK public sector. GAD is a non-ministerial department.
How to apply for jobs with the Government Actuary's Department (GAD).
GAD guidance supports gender pension gap disclosure in 2025 local government fund valuations.
This bulletin summarises the findings and recommendations of three reports published by the government on 30 March 2023 on the State Pension age review.
Our expert technical skills, high professional standards and industry sector knowledge enable effective decision making and policy development.
GAD has updated actuarial factors for key public service pension schemes. Actuarial factors are used to calculate the benefits of scheme members under different scenarios.
This information and available guidance is to help employers of public service pension scheme members who are being transferred within public sector roles.
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