HYMANS ROBERTSON is set to launch a service to provide schemes with data on how postcodes and income levels affect mortality assumptions.
The consultant said its subsidiary firm, Club Vita, had been developing a database of records for the past 18 months in order to provide schemes better calculate longevity. It said it already had ...
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