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In this briefing, we review activity in the bulk annuity market during 2020 and discuss how the market might develop over the next 12 months. We also take another look at the First Actuarial Bulk Annuity Index, which monitors general trends in the pricing of bulk annuity transactions relative to...
Read moreIn this briefing, we look at the First Actuarial Bulk Annuity Index, which monitors the general trend in the pricing of bulk annuity transactions relative to self-sufficiency liabilities.
Read moreIn this briefing, we look back at the activity in the buy-in and buy-out market over 2016, and anticipate developments during 2017.
Read moreRyan Templeton from our investment team discusses annuities as a potential investment, with Rob Skelton, who leads our investment research, and Phil Kelly from our buy-out team.
Read moreIn this briefing, we look back at the activity in the buy-in and buy-out market over 2015, and anticipate developments during 2016.
Read moreConcerned about the risk of an Employer contribution increase as a result of high liabilities, Trustees of the Kennel Club Pension Fund turned to First Actuarial.
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The RSPB was determined to minimise the impact of its new defined contribution scheme on employees, and appointed First Actuarial to support the transition and select a provider with strong ethical values.
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Taking responsibility for care services previously provided by a local authority, Bolton Cares turned to First Actuarial for help in setting up a competitive and affordable DC pension scheme for its staff.
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