Hymans Robertson

Actuaries claim public sector workers will gain from the abolition of contracting out but unions contend it could derail public sector scheme reform.

Schemes are on track to meet The Pensions Regulator's data targets but costs may prevent some from complying on time, third-party administrators say.

Leading industry figures have called for the industry to consider a code of conduct for third party evaluators.

The Government will pave the way for the issuance of ‘super-long' gilts by removing the current maturity cap.

Almost half of investment consultants have no professional qualifications, according to a survey of the major consultants by IC Select.

Hymans Robertson has hired Jerry Edmondson as head of communications and engagement.

Research from Hymans Robertson shows that IAS19 deficits rose from £67bn to £115bn for FTSE350 companies in the year up to July 2012.

Hymans Robertson senior consultant Jon Hutchings says unnecessary tenders will push up the cost of consultancy for schemes.

Carl Hitchman advances the debate on fidcuiary management

The Actuarial Profession had announced the launch of the Actuarial Research Centre which aims to sponsor PhD students.