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Simon Sheaf and Jinit Shah undertake an investigation into the drivers behind the Part VII transfers and how these have changed over the past years

In light of UK pensions reform, Hilary Salt offers advice on how actuaries should explain to people the complexities surrounding their life expectancy

Darryl Boulton argues that using concealed fees in any area of business is the coward’s way to make a profit

Big data benefits organisations, but there are important drawbacks. Dina Gray, Pietro Micheli and Andrey Pavlov explain how relying on too much data can lead to measurement madness

Solvency II allows recognition of expected future profits on insurers balance sheets, and, as a consequence, some may expect a reduction in value in force monetisation transactions. But they can still be attractive, say Craig Gillespie, Chris Lewis and Scott Mitchell

Norbert Fullerton talks about the dark pensions clouds on the horizon and gives some advice on how to navigate towards a sunnier outlook

Otto Thoresen, newly appointed chairman of the National Employment Savings Trust, talks to Richard Schneider and Helen Lau about the many challenges facing the pensions industry