Responses To Consultation Papers
The Association of Consulting Actuaries (ACA) has made the following responses to recent consultation papers:
ACA gives evidence to Pensions Bill Committee
2 January 2008
ACA responds to Government's deregulatory review paper
15 November 2007
ACA responds to Deregulatory Review consultation paper
12 April 2006
ACA responds to personal accounts consultation
20 March 2006
ACA says Risk-Sharing schemes need encouragement in Pensions White Paper
14 February 2006
ACA response to Morris paper on Actuarial Profession
4 February 2005
ACA response to Pensions Commission Report
28 January 2005
Morris Review of the Actuarial Profession: ACA response
September 2004
Pension tax simplification: ACA responds to consultation paper
March 2003
Pension Protection Fund: how should it operate?
September 2003
ACA responds to first pension tax simplification paper
April 2003
ACA outlines "Pensions Strategy"for future reform
November 2002
ACA responds to Myners: next steps consultation paper
May 2002
Last updated: 13 June 2008
Latest Press Releases
- ACA Welcomes Timing Of Pension Risk Sharing Consultation
- ACA Elects Keith Barton As New Chairman
- ACA SAYS ‘YES MINISTER’ TO RISK SHARING CONSULTATION, BUT ‘NO MINISTER’ TO MISSING OUT ON REFORM IN THE CURRENT PENSIONS BILL
- Pensions Bill: will the Government seize the opportunity to halt the decline in quality company pension schemes?
- ACA calls for Pensions Bill changes to stem decline in good occupational pensions
- ACA CHAIRMAN SAYS PENSIONS BILL OFFERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO BOOST WORKPLACE PENSIONS, BUT THE KEY DECISIONS STILL HAVE TO BE TAKEN
- ACA CHAIRMAN CALLS ON GOVERNMENT TO REMOVE BAN ON EMPLOYERS OFFERING CONDITIONALLY INDEXED PENSIONS…
- ACA survey says policy drift is endangering pensions of millions
- ACA survey says pension apartheid and levelling-down of scheme contributions is real threat
- ACA Chairman looks to risk sharing future for pensions at NAPF conference
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