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The pensions crisis

Michael Pomery, the newly appointed President of the Institute of Actuaries, will be leading the actuarial profession in interesting times. Not only does the profession face a government review after criticism of its role in the Equitable Life drama, but, as Pomery tells Helen Joyce, it is at the centre of the unfolding pensions crisis.