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Smaller pension schemes delaying GMP equalisation may face rising costs, transaction delays and growing scrutiny as industry capacity pressures intensify. Guaranteed Minimum Pension equalisation has been on the pensions industry agenda for years, yet for many small and medium-sized schemes it remains stubbornly stuck on the ‘to-do’ list. Not because trustees do not understand its importance, or because sponsors are unwilling to engage.
There is a quiet but growing tension in actuarial pricing for insurance today. Most teams would agree that the external environment has become more volatile - economically, geopolitically, operationally. Yet many pricing processes still move at a cadence designed for a more stable world. The result is a widening gap between the risk being priced and the assumptions underpinning it. Put bluntly: if pricing is updated too slowly, insurers are often reacting to yesterday’s risk.