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Local authorities spend millions buying insurance, while central government departments retain their risks. Why is this - and is there a better way?
The Government Actuary has shared his perspectives on defined benefit pensions with the Work and Pensions Committee.
Administrators of public service pension schemes are facing an unprecedented period of pressure. This blog considers some of the challenges and opportunities.
This eNews Special Feature looks at GAD’s work in some specialist areas relating to staff pensions.
Speakers from the GAD have shared knowledge and expertise with delegates at GIRO - a major actuarial conference on general insurance.
GAD supported the government by formally advising HM Treasury in its response to a consultation on Solvency II.
Climate change risk was the topic of conversation at a recent discussion between GAD actuaries and pupils at a Merseyside school.
GAD provided actuarial advice to HM Land Registry as it looks to estimate the cost of fraud and errors. We used claim information to estimate an Indemnity Fund.
GAD has published its Annual Report and Accounts for the 2021 to 2022 financial year. The report sets out the main projects and successes of the year.
A GAD actuary has marked 6 months at the centre of a programme providing financial help to countries affected by natural disasters.
Politicians and government officials from Thailand have visited GAD as part of research to accompany a pension reform plan in their country.
This blog from GAD looks at Liability Driven Investment, or LDI.
We deal with a huge volume of complex data every day. The backgrounds, skills and interests within the Government Actuary's Department are an advantage in doing this.
This eNews special feature details how GAD has been leveraging our data science expertise to enhance our work.
This details the Government Predictive Analysis Network and GAD's role in the group.
Using dashboards to monitor experience, provide data insights and validate assumptions.
Using data science pipelines to efficiently value pension scheme liabilities.
Broad comparability assessments, which relate to protecting future pension rights, will resume in full later this year.
The new Deputy Government Actuary has been named as Matt Gurden. His most recent role was was as a GAD Actuarial Director. The appointment followed an open competition.
GAD has supported the government to help ratify the 2004 Protocols which increase the scope of operator liabilities in the area of nuclear energy.
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