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GAD provided recommendations for HM Treasury's guidance on climate scenario analysis for government and public bodies. We looked at approaches for each factor.
Public sector organisations are reminded to ensure accounts will be IFRS 17 compliant when accounting for insurance contracts, from this financial year onwards.
GAD developed a pension benefit modeller to support the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority as it undertook a pension reform programme.
A new report on climate risk, co-authored by a GAD actuary, is based on the latest climate research. It was a collaboration between actuaries and scientists.
Actuarial valuations for public service pension schemes are now published, most of which set employer contribution rates and assess the cost control mechanism.
The importance of managing risks around net zero, and areas where GAD can help the public sector with plans for net zero projects, were explored at a key event.
GAD has built a pension benefit modeller to support the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority as it undertakes a pension reform programme.
We peer reviewed a draft report on a new methodology for estimating excess deaths. The ONS publication compared old and new methodologies.
GAD has expanded its pensions administration consultancy team which provides support to pension scheme clients on strategic administration related projects.
GAD is working with an AI partner to investigate fine tuning a large language model to perform quality assurance checks on pension administrator calculations.
GAD marks a decade since we helped set up an alternative to commercial insurance for schools. The Risk Protection Arrangement now covers over 10,000 schools.
GAD’s annual report on the National Insurance Fund projects contribution income up to the end of the 2028 to 2029 financial year.
GAD has devised a modeller to support clients as they seek to equalise pensions for scheme members. It provides bespoke solutions according to clients’ needs.
GAD Senior Consulting Actuary, Chris Morley, addressed the conference on the importance of illustrating risk to assess the sustainability of social programmes.
We support government to meet its accounting requirements. In this Special Feature we consider the importance of accounting for public service pension schemes.
GAD supported Ofgem through a reasonableness review of pension scheme costs of the gas and electricity network operators’ defined benefit pension schemes.
GAD analyses announcements in the Autumn Statement, as they relate to areas where we specialise. We look at pension reform proposals, and other measures.
GAD has published its Annual Report and Accounts for the 2022 to 2023 financial year. The report sets out the main projects and successes of the year.
The Personal Injury Discount Rate in the Isle of Man has been updated, using advice provided by GAD. It relates to sums awarded to seriously injured claimants.
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