The Government Actuary is reappointed in post
Principal actuarial adviser stays for 5 more years.
The Government Actuary, Martin Clarke will continue in his role for a further 5-year term. He was originally appointed in 2014, and the Prime Minister has now approved his reappointment.
As the Government Actuary, Martin Clarke is the principal actuarial adviser to the government. He leads the Government Actuary’s Department (GAD) and is its Accounting Officer.
Speaking about his reappointment, Mr. Clarke said: “I’m really pleased this means I can continue to lead and work with the teams in GAD for the next 5 years. As the department marks its centenary this year, I believe this sense of continuity is just as important as we continue to work on complex and long-term issues for our clients.”
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