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From Government Actuary's Department (GAD)
  • 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.

  • GAD builds its client offer in Scotland by enhancing the level of expertise and the breadth of experience, so the team continues from strength-to-strength.

  • The latest edition of Mortality Insights examines differences in life expectancies across different areas of the UK.

  • GAD has announced the reappointment of non-executive director Ian Wilson for a further 3 year term.

  • GAD's wide ranging work including the use of data science and modelling, was discussed at a recent event attended by analysts from local authorities.

  • The significance and impact of the Bank of England Bank Rate is the topic of our latest blog.