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From Government Actuary's Department (GAD)
  • GAD has attended a major pensions summit in London. The event, included organisations from the UK and internationally and was addressed by the Chancellor.

  • The use of artificial intelligence and machine learning in UK actuarial work is growing in importance. The conclusions come from GAD research.

  • A list of current flyers and slides produced for webinars by GAD.

  • GAD actuaries spoke at a public service pensions conference in Northern Ireland. They talked about core pensions work and key projects, all part of the department’s portfolio.

  • GAD has held a webinar for public sector specialists on the complex accounting standard IFRS 17. We were involved in the development of the IFRS 17 application guidance.

  • Clients and stakeholders have discussed the benefits of GAD’s analysis and actuarial insights on their projects at a key networking event.

  • The innovation of GAD's Remedy Benefits Illustrator was on show at a cross-departmental event. The online tool provides benefits insights for public service pension schemes.

  • Martin Clarke, the retiring Government Actuary, reflects on the potential, drive and skills of the Government Actuary's Department and his 9-year tenure as the head of GAD.

  • The Government Actuary has completed a consultation on public service pensions Directions which set out how 2020 valuations should be carried out.

  • GAD experts will be at the 50th annual conference for general insurance actuaries. GIRO topics will include disaster risk finance, AI and trends in motor claims.

  • 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.

  • GAD has been nominated in 2 categories in an industry competition.

  • This document sets out the terms on which we provide services to you.

  • The Financial Secretary to the Treasury has appointed Fiona Dunsire as the new Government Actuary on a 5-year fixed term appointment.

  • The ways in which financial assistance can be allocated to countries in need are discussed in this blog.

  • GAD helped develop new IFRS 17 application guidance. It aims to make the reporting of risk transfer contracts more comparable between different entities.

  • GAD reviewed 2 social security funds in Jersey with the results being presented to the States Members.

  • GAD has helped to estimate the impact of new pension measures on members as the Chancellor announced a wide range of pension reforms earlier this month.

  • GAD has carried out a quality assurance exercise into methodology on a report on the British Steel Pension Scheme.

  • The names of the next personal injury discount rate expert panel have been published. The Government Actuary will be the panel chair.