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Since the mid-1990s, enterprise risk management has emerged as a concept and as a management function within corporations. Enterprise risk management is a systematic and integrated approach to the management of the total risks that a company faces. Its emergence can be traced to two main causes:

Although the Chancellor's speech and subsequent press coverage made no
reference to effects on the life assurance and mutual funds industry, there were some modest impacts.

The Basic State Pension is Ł67.50 per week - 18% of median earnings. It has fallen in relation to earnings over the last 20 years as a result of the price linking formula - it would otherwise have reached Ł99 per week. Increases in the 2000 pre-Budget statement do not fundamentally alter this.

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In this paper, we identify the economic system in which occupational pension schemes operate. This system includes all parties to the pension arrangement, particularly the members of the scheme and the shareholders of the sponsoring company. This requires us to model the pension scheme not as a self-contained fund, but simultaneously alongside the company, and to recognise its interaction with other parties with financial interests in the scheme.

The celebration banquet of the 125th Anniversary Assembly of the Institute was held at Guildhall, London, on Tuesday, 3 July 1973.

The mortality of holders of permanent (whole life and endowment) policies of assurance 1995-98; The mortality of holders of temporary assurances issued in the United Kingdom 1995-98; The mortality of immediate annuitants, holders of retirement annuity policies and holders of personal pension plans 1995-98; The mortality of pensioners in insured group pension schemes 1995-98; The mortality of smokers and non-smokers 1995-98; Tables of mortality for pensioners combined based on the 1991-94 experience; Extension to young ages of the "92" series tables for assured lives; Corrigenda