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Monetary Policy: A Bridge Over Troubled Waters
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So we have only gone and done it. As we prepare to leave the European Union it is worth taking a few minutes to consider “What has the EU ever done for us??”The EU influences UK pensions in two ways. Firstly there are policy directives from the European Commission dealing with social issues and the standards which they expect Member States to uphold, and secondly there are individual rulings from the European Court of Justice (ECJ) which can lead to legislative changes in Member Countries.
We are pleased to announce that the voting for our Stars of The Future awards, sponsored by Star Actuarial Futures, is now open. After an overwhelming response to our nomination period we have selected a shortlist of 25 nominees for you to vote on. Each nominee has their own voting form complete with photograph and bio, so please click on the Actuarial Post Awards tab at the top of the website and vote NOW!
As Solvency II regulations settle and 2016 year end fast approaches, it is only now that many insurers have the chance to draw a (quick) breath and take pride in the work that has been done over the past few years.Insurance firms have developed and embedded new capital models into their business and now may be the first opportunity for many to consider the true appropriateness of the demographic and expense assumptions within the calculations.