An independent actuarial and pensions consultancy, focussed on quality and value
Who we are
Censeo Actuaries & Consultants Limited is an independent actuarial and pensions consultancy, incorporated in 2004. We have offices in Salisbury and London.
We provide Actuarial, Investment and Pensions consultancy services, as well as full administration and treasury services, for smaller pension schemes.
Unlike some of the larger consultancies we do not operate on the basis of “house views” that are regurgitated to all clients regardless of fit. We adapt our advice to the unique circumstances of each client and we will not grow to a size where this would no longer be realistic.
In the current pensions environment there is increasing rationale for trustees and sponsoring companies to commission their actuarial advice from separate sources. We believe that Censeo is ideally placed to provide this independence – for either party – at a cost level that brings it within the reach of small and medium companies and pension schemes.
However, we remain, of course, more than happy to provide full pensions management services for trustees!
If you would welcome a more personal approach and excellent value for money, why not get in touch with us to arrange a meeting at no obligation?
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The Chancellor’s Mansion House speech – and associated consultations
In a speech at Mansion House on 10 July, the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt set out a comprehensive set of initiatives intended to boost pension savings and investment in British businesses. He said the ‘Mansion House Reforms’ could increase the average savers’ pension pot by around £16,000, or 12%, with the aim of increasing investment in […]
TPR Annual Funding Statement 2023
Summary The Pensions Regulator has published its annual funding statement, providing guidance for those pension schemes whose actuarial valuation dates fall between 22 September 2022 and 21 September 2023 (“tranche 18”), although it should be of interest to other schemes as well. TPR suggests that most schemes will have improved funding levels, as a result […]