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The annual Pensions UK Conference is always a highlight in the pensions industry events calendar. It’s great not just to hear the talks from the movers and shakers of the industry, but to have a chance to hear from the trustees, sponsors and other industry professionals about their concerns and the issues that matter to them. At this year’s conference we once again recorded a special mini-series of Beyond Curious with LCP. We heard from leading voices in the industry on the big questions shaping pensions today and tomorrow.
Stephen Caine considers the importance of mortality base tables in light of the new funding regime. As many schemes prepare for their first valuations under the Pensions Regulator's new funding code, much of the attention has understandably been on low dependency targets, significant maturity, and reliability periods. When it comes to mortality, increasingly complex future improvement models have taken all the attention (eg the latest "CMI 2024" model).
The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) has today published The Purple Book 2025, the 20th edition of its comprehensive analysis of the UK’s defined benefit (DB) pension landscape. This year’s publication shows aggregate DB funding levels remain strong. The aggregate funding position of DB schemes on a section 179 basis, as at 31 March 2025, shows a net surplus of £214bn, similar to last year’s £219bn. The funding ratio increased from 123 per cent to 125 per cent, driven primarily by higher gilt yields reducing liability values.