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Understanding the components of longevity risk

Author:
Tim Gordon
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Mortality and Longevity seminar 2013
Publication date:
04 July 2013
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Please consider volunteering to join one of the following new member-led research working parties which are currently being established by the Pensions Board:-   

 

1.  "General" Working Party 

 

The environment in which members give advice to clients, or their employers, on how occupational pension provision can be made is becoming increasingly complex.  It would be useful for members to have access to clear information in the following areas:

Closing Date: 
Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Pensions and the Law

17 September 2013 09:30 to 16:20

09.30 to 10.00: Registration 

10.00 to 16.20: Programme 

Why attend?

CPD:
4.75 hours
Organiser
Danielle Reiterbund
Location
Staple Inn Hall
High Holborn
London WC1V 7QJ
Email
danielle.reiterbund@actuaries.org.uk
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Improving the DC experience for a typical scheme member

Speaker: Marcus Mollan, L&G

Reviewed by: Sally Calder, Education and Professional Development Actuary at the IFoA

First, Marcus considered the typical DC member choices:

Cautionary Tales, presented by Keith Webster, Partner at Osborne Clark

Reviewed by:  Barbara Fewkes, Associate, Barnett Waddingham LLP

 

Avoiding legal, regulatory and reputational difficulties

Keith’s interactive session provided a refreshing look at the various areas in which actuaries can find themselves facing problems.  The session was focussed on three case studies and invited the audience to give their views on each.

IORP II: A new European Directive?

Speaker: Dave Roberts

Reviewed by: Andy Probyn, Consultant, Verulam Consultants

 

The European Commission wants to see an ‘IORP II’ directive, building on the original IORP (Institutions for Occupational Retirement) directive and based on the Solvency II regime for insurers.  The aims of the directive are to facilitate cross-border pension provision, to protect scheme members and to ensure a level playing field between occupational pension schemes and insurance providers.

Three members who attended the Current Issues in Pensions seminars in early 2013 volunteered to provide reviews of sessions they attended to provide a more personal perspective of the event

Please note that these reports contain the views of the reviewer, and are not necessarily the views of the original authors of the paper, or the IFoA.

Reviews

Open Forum: Pensions Policy Institute: Pensions Tax Relief in the UK

15 July 2013 15:00 to 18:30

Key timings

15.00 to 15.30: Registration and refreshments

15.30 to 17.30: Programme

17.30 to 18.30: Drinks reception

The IFoA has co-sponsored this latest research by the PPI.  The research considers the current tax regime in the UK; whether the current regime works and whether there could be any alternatives to the current system.

CPD:
2.00 hours
Organiser
Danielle Reiterbund
Location
Staple Inn Hall
High Holborn
London WC1V 7QJ
Email
danielle.reiterbund@actuaries.org.uk
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Extreme trend reversal, model risk and other challenges in modelling future

Author:
Andrew Gaches
Source:
Mortality and Longevity seminar 2013
Publication date:
26 June 2013
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New insights from the Longevity Science Advisory Panel

Author:
Joseph Lu
Source:
Mortality and Longevity seminar 2013
Publication date:
25 June 2013
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