Association of Consulting Actuaries
Members of the Association of Consulting Actuaries (ACA) are allprofessionally qualified actuaries working in the consulting sectorwho advise individuals and corporate clients on a wide range ofissues. All actuarial advice given by Members is subject to theActuarial profession's code of conduct.
The major part of members? work is as advisers to UK pensionschemes with assets exceeding �650 billion. The vast majority ofthe largest schemes are advised by ACA members and they, amongstthousands of other companies and organisations, take advantage ofthe varied range of services offered by ACA members.
The consulting sector of the actuarial profession hasexperienced rapid growth in recent years, reflecting a widerrecognition of the skills and expertise available. The Associationis now the largest national grouping of consulting actuaries inEurope with over 1450 Members drawn from over 80 firms of allsizes.
The ACA is active in encouraging a wider understanding of theareas where its Members are active and, in respect of occupationalpensions, it provides the administrative and technical secretariatto the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Occupational Pensions.
Association of ConsultingActuaries
Warnford Court
29Throgmorton Street
London EC2N 2AT
Tel: +44 (0)20 7382 4594
Fax: +44 (0)20 7374 6220
Email: acahelp@aca.org.uk
Web:www.aca.org.uk
Last updated: 01 October 2004
Latest Press Releases
- 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
- ACA Chairman and CBI Deputy Director General call for pension innovation
- ACA SAYS GOVERNMENT CAN RE-ENERGISE WORKPLACE PENSIONS BY BACKING NEW SHARED RISK SCHEMES REFORM
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