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It's the your last chance to vote for our nominees in this years Stars of the Future as we close voting tonight The nominees are waiting for your votes. You can now vote for someone for Stars of the Future 2026, sponsored by Star Actuarial Futures. It’s vital to remember that we all started somewhere and becoming an actuary is no easy feat. We relish acknowledging the emerging talent within the actuarial market and celebrate the ones to watch with our Stars of the Future Awards. All of the finalists are celebrated and highlighted with three lucky winners taking home an award.
Consecutive surge years may require insurers to look beyond annual notifications and manage a broader portfolio of new, existing and returning claims. The UK domestic and commercial property market is accustomed to subsidence surge years. The events of 2018 and 2022 reinforced how prolonged hot, dry weather can drive sharp increases in claim notifications and costs. Record-breaking conditions in 2025 underlined the peril’s financial significance.
Scale requirements set to reshape the DC provider market. Growing use of private markets creates further differentiation across providers. Value for Money framework will place more emphasis on outcomes. Real world member behaviours must be taken into account by the pensions industry to improve member decision making and impact on outcomes, warns Hymans Robertson, as it releases its latest DC Provider Insights Report. The report shows considerable variation in provider performance over the five years to 30 June 2026.