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Ruston Smith, Chair of the Pensions Management Institute, argues that unlocking greater pension investment in private markets will now depend less on targets and mandates and more on governance, operational capability and a stronger and sustainable pipeline of new rather than re-cycled investable opportunities - highlighting the potential role of InvestConnect in connecting pension capital with UK growth, by creating a UK shop window of opportunities.
The latest U.K. Finance Fraud Report highlights the growing scale of fraud across the U.K. Criminals stole £1.28 billion in 2025, with authorised fraud losses rising 19% year-on-year as organised fraudsters increasingly use digital platforms to target victims at scale[i]. Two-thirds of authorised fraud cases now originate through social media, online platforms and telecommunications channels. Recognising the growing threat posed by organised fraud, the U.K. government's Fraud Strategy 2026-2029 highlights the need for stronger collaboration, improved data sharing and coordinated action.
The nominations are now in and the shortlist has been finalised. 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.