FRS17 and the Sterling Double A Corporate Yield Curve

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An analysis is presented of the discount rate for liability analysis of defined benefit pension plans as a yield originated from the double A corporate yield curve. Article argues that yield curve analysis is a valid option to current FRS17 recommendations.

Venture Analysis, Methods, Risk assessment

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Discussion of Determinants of actuarial valuation method changes for pension funding and reporting: evidence from the UK

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Paul J.M. Klumpes and Mark Whittington studied the response of companies within the United Kingdom to a changing regulatory requirement intended to restrict the under-funding of defined benefit pension plans. Their research is examined here.

Klumpes, Paul J.M., Whittington, Mark

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Discussion of On the existence of visual technical patterns in the UK stock market

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This paper comments on the work of Edward R. Dawson and James M. Steeley regarding finding visual technical patterns in the stock market of the United Kingdom.

Security and Commodity Services, Securities & Commodities Services, Securities, Commodity Contracts, and Other Financial Investments and Related Activities, Securities industry, Stock markets, Stock market, Dawson, Edward R., Steeley, James M.

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