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The IFoA’s Library has recently acquired a medieval document which is one of the earliest grants of an occupational pension on someone’s retirement.

The Money Formula: Dodgy Finance, Pseudo-Science And How Mathematicians Took Over The Markets

Inside story: Patrick Kelliher

Luke Hatter looks at how actuarial exams have changed and offers some tips for current students

The new accounting standard for insurance contracts, IFRS 17, will have wide-ranging implications for (re)insurers, and many firms are preparing for significant changes to their business operations

Iain Ritchie outlines his work on funding liquidity risk at the Actuarial Research Centre

Matthew Bell assesses the role of discount rates when analysing the intergenerational effects of climate change

Simon Richards looks at new approaches to cash investment when regulatory change requires more liquidity

Economist Vicky Pryce shares her expertise and opinions with Gemma Gregson and Chris Seekings on Brexit, austerity measures and gender quotas