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GAD’s expertise helped the Department of Health and Social Care assess approaches for senior clinicians’ pensions.
In the new GAD 2025 Strategy, we set out our renewed approach to building on our strengths while focusing on 4 key areas; our clients, our people, inclusion and processes.
GAD experts continue to provide online advice and guidance about the insurance industry to other parts of government, during the coronavirus pandemic.
GAD has completed a project where we transferred the pension benefits of more than a thousand people back into the Civil Service pension scheme.
Clients have responded positively to the work and projects undertaken by the Government Actuary’s Department (GAD).
Data science techniques allow us to analyse, gain insights and communicate results from increasing volumes of data. GAD’s actuaries use these techniques to enhance our work.
During the coronavirus pandemic lockdown, teams across GAD have continued to work remotely with clients to keep projects on track.
GAD used data science techniques when we advised on preparing, pricing and implementing the sales of the government’s student loan book in England.
We helped develop a toolkit for analysts in government. GAD, 8 other government departments and a public sector organisation developed and refined the advice and guidance.
In this edition of eNews we look at communications in GAD, the work of our staff transfer specialists and how GAD continues to foster a learning ethos within the department.
GAD undertakes quality assurance analysis of financial modelling to be used by the new Scottish National Investment Bank which is due to open in June 2020.
GAD completes a quality assurance analysis on a range of financial models for UK Export Finance.
GAD publishes its annual report on the impact on the National Insurance Fund, of Up-rating Social Security Benefits and updating National Insurance Contributions.
Pension specialists share their expertise at a key industry conference.
The Government Actuary's Department has been looking at ways in which actuaries can support the health and care system.
GAD uses data science to identify patterns, gain detailed insights and offer better advice to clients.
GAD undertook quality assurance analysis of Ofgem’s methodology for assessing funding claims from utility companies.
GAD offered advice and recommendations by reviewing business critical models to help policy and funding decisions in government.
GAD uses data science to help identify trends and information in assisting strategic and investment decisions.
In this edition of eNews, we look at our work in providing investment and modelling advice, we reflect on our centenary year and find out about GAD's secondments programme.
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