The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) has raised concerns around new reforms to social care funding in the UK, and temporarily scrapping the pensions triple lock.
The Joint Forum on Actuarial Regulation provides the IFoA with a platform to engage with key societal challenges and influence possible solutions, says Matt Saker
On 18 and 23 June 2021, the Adjudication Panel considered an allegation of misconduct against Mr Bamania (the respondent). The allegations relate to actions between August and October 2020.
On 24 and 25 June 2021 the Adjudication Panel considered an allegation of misconduct against Mrs Bayliss (the respondent). Between February and May 2020, while acting in the role of Director of Company C, she accepted a joint instruction from solicitors acting on behalf of Person A (the referrer) and Person B (his wife) to prepare an expert report on pension sharing on divorce.
As part of our commitment to our members, the IFoA is holding membership fees at 2019 levels for another year. And, of course, members can now access all IFoA online events for free. To help the IFoA support members worldwide – and to avoid late payment surcharges – we ask that members renew before 31 October 2021.
This month, actuaries will be receiving their annual reminder to renew their IFoA subscription. The IFoA and the IFoA Foundation are taking this opportunity to reach out to the membership, thanking those who have generously supported the Foundation so far and explaining more about the work it has done since its launch in 2020.
The government must make the framework for Collective Defined Contribution (CDC) schemes more flexible to encourage greater take-up by sponsors and ensure fairness for younger members.
UK employers plan to give their staff an average annual pay rise of 2.9% next year amid signs of a strengthening labour market after the turmoil of the Covid-19 pandemic.
