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GAD advised HM Treasury on the interest rate to be charged on the UK’s £2.26 billion loan to Ukraine.
The use of artificial intelligence and machine learning in UK actuarial work is growing in importance. The conclusions come from GAD research.
GAD helped develop new IFRS 17 application guidance. It aims to make the reporting of risk transfer contracts more comparable between different entities.
We are helping clients make sense of new reporting requirements ahead of the introduction of the IFRS 17, a new accounting standard for insurance contracts.
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.
GAD reviewed 2 social security funds for the Government of Jersey. We assessed possible levels of future expenditure and rates required to finance these funds.
GAD advised HM Treasury and provided support to their counsel team during a recent legal hearing. Two unions had launched a challenge in relation to the cost control mechanism.
GAD completed its report into the actuarial valuation of the Local Government Pension Scheme for Northern Ireland.
A new report on the Manx National Insurance Fund includes analysis from GAD. It includes options to ensure long-term funding sustainability.
A reflection on the life of the former Government Actuary, Martin Clarke, who has passed away after a period in hospital.
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