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Most savers in the UK have no idea where their pension is invested and that their money could be driving climate change, a YouGov poll has uncovered.

The UK government has missed a key opportunity to deliver social care reforms in the Queen's Speech today, the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) has warned.

Matthew Edwards and Stuart McDonald look back on the role played by the COVID-19 Actuaries Response Group during the past year

Cobus Daneel and Jon Palin describe the challenges in producing the CMI’s Mortality Projections Model for 2020

Annette Houtekamer and Carlos Boelsterli discuss the role of small inclusive insurers in rolling out agricultural protection to low-income groups

Aled Jones and Lucy Saye discuss the link between the economy and the environment, and how biodiversity destruction and loss could impact on the work of actuaries

Wendy Walford explores the emergence and interaction of climate risks over different time periods, and discusses the implications for actuarial work

In the lead-up to COP26, Louise Pryor and Sandy Trust set out the pivotal role actuaries have to play on the journey to sustainability

Thomas Kenny compares how long-term social care is funded in England and Australia, and discusses the challenges of achieving a sustainable system

Thomas Bernhardt and Catherine Donnelly describe how pooled annuity funds are an attractive alternative to lifetime annuities and income drawdown in providing a retirement income for life