Volume 26 (1958-1960)

Presidential address. - Reid, A. R. p.1-22.
The Ferranti Perseus data-processing system and its application to insurance work. - Hunt, Mr. p.23-24.
"Provision for old age": Discussion of the Government white paper (Cmnd 538). p.25-49.
Investment trust organisation and management (Short talks given by four managers of investment trusts). - Walker, F. H. N.; Chiene, G. T.; McGregor, W. H.; Gammell, J. G. S. p.50-68.
Selection of risks: American viewpoint and practice. - Webster, A. C. p.69-114.
Note on the calculation of with-profit endowment assurance premiums by a programme controlled computer. - Fletcher, J. B. p.120-121.
Percentages of total assets of ten life offices invested in different classes of securities (Correspondence). - Williams, J. D. p.132.
Application of computers to group schemes. - Gwilt, G. D.; Philip, G. C. p.133-199.
Trends in industrial assurance. - Britt, K. J. p.200-253.
Note on industrial assurance lapse rates. - Hayward, R. E. p.254-256.
Percentages of total assets of ten life offices invested in different classes of securities (Correspondence). - Williams, J. D. p.257.
National pensions: Memoranda issued to the Minister of Pensions and National Insurance. - Faculty of Actuaries; Institute of Actuaries. p.260-315.
Some problems of life office investment in ordinary shares. - Jamieson, A. T. p.317-367.
The calculation of yields (Actuarial note). - Donald, D. W. A. p.368-374.
The switching of gilt-edged stocks (Actuarial note). - Jamieson, A. T. p.375-377.
Automation of data-processing in life insurance. - Engelfriet, J. p.421-461.
Life insurance in Canada - some aspects and recent developments. - Westwater, G. T.; Burns, J. C. p.463-546.
The problems in the formation of a new overseas portfolio. - Mallett, R. G. p.547-604.
Percentages of total assets of ten life offices invested in different classes of securities (Correspondence). - Williams, J. D. p.620.

Mortality investigations and studies

Population mortality and assured lives' mortality in Great Britain - a comparison of trends. - Barnett, H. A. R. p.115-119.
Continuous investigation into the mortality of assured lives: enquiry into the desirability of constructing a 'Light' table of mortality. p.122-131.
Continuous mortality investigation: Immediate single life annuities for term certain and life thereafter: 1948-56 experience. p.378-390.
Original tables: Values of axy and A'xy at 21/2% interest with A 1949-52 ultimate for x and a (55) female ultimate for y. - Gwilt, G. D. p.391-419.
The mortality of Post Office pensioners. - Cox, P. R.; Martin, L. V. p.605-619.