Press Releases

Baby Boomers and Generation X may not be facing the realities of their potential need for residential care, according to research from Hymans Robertson, 

Analysis conducted by Hymans Robertson shows that if state pension age (SPA) had risen in line with improvements in longevity since the end of WW2 then individuals would now be retiring at age 74.

Many argue that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is set to change society and the economic landscape beyond recognition. Our Better Futures conference will debate challenges presented by an ageing society, the rise of AI and a lack of savings.

A third of insurers (33%) consider ‘implementation challenges’ around IFRS 17 to be their biggest concern as they prepare for the introduction of these new radical changes in financial reporting, according to an industry poll undertaken by Hymans Robertson.

Richard Purcell to the role of Technical and Innovation Lead within its Life and Financial Services practice. In this role, he will be driving product innovation services for life insurers.

SSE plc, the FTSE 100 energy company, has worked with two of the DB pension schemes which it sponsors to deliver a landmark project that will hedge £1.2bn of longevity risk through two buy-in transactions and a longevity insurance.

Demand for bulk annuity buy-ins is set to skyrocket over the next 15 years and an estimated £700 billion of defined benefit pension scheme liabilities could have been passed to insurance companies by 2032, a report published today by Hymans Robertson reveals.

Hymans Robertson’s award-winning GO technology has been further enhanced by the leading pensions and benefits consultancy.

Calum Cooper, Partner at Hymans Robertson responds to the government’s announcement to increase the state pension age (Spa) to 68, seven years earlier than initially planned.

Rona Train, Partner, responds to the Treasury's decision. 

Head of DC Consulting, Lee Hollingworth responds to a number of worrying trends emerging in the FCA Retirement Outcomes Interim Review.

John Walbaum, Head of Investment Consulting responds to the FCA's Asset Management Study.