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Address by the President of the Faculty of Actuaries, Stewart Ritchie Stewart Ritchie, Faculty President, examines what current changes within the profession and elsewhere mean for actuaries. This will include reference to structure of the profession, …

Conflicts of interest for Pension Scheme Actuaries Conflicts of Interests are not new for the actuary but dealing with them appropriately has become more important than ever. This joint presentation will cover latest legal and actuarial ideas on handling …

Pensions Forum 2019 Pension forum 2019, including contributions from Ronan Keane, chair of the pension committee, on committee updates, including Automatic Enrolment developments, Brendan Kennedy, Chief Executive of the Pensions Authority, on …

Using term-dependent assumptions for pension scheme valuations Click here for more details Pensions Webinar The Actuarial Profession Wed, 30/06/2010 - 12:00 11.45am - dial in and access to online presentation materials 12pm - 2pm - Webinar Virtual John …

Equity Risk Premium - Is there a magic number? Actuaries regularly make allowances for an equity risk premium either using their own judgement and/or in line with the actuarial standards of practice. The premium to be allowed is often debatable and the …

Funding Irish defined benefit plans This is a reprise of the recent presentation made by Roz, on behalf of the Society, to the Pensions Partnership Review Group*.  The presentation highlights the fundamental cost drivers for defined benefit pension …

When pensions and insurance collide The credit crunch meant a subdued start for the bulk buy-out market in 2009, with activity only really returning in the last quarter of the year. Nick Grainger and David Collinson will talk on recent developments in the …

Don't let this crisis go to waste A simple and affordable way of increasing retirement income. Michael Johnson, a former investment banker, and Kevin Wesbroom, a leading pensions actuary, discuss the proposals set out in this thought-provoking Centre for …