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13 Nov 2014: Most developed equity marketsperformed strongly as the global economic recovery continued to progress. ... Christ’s CollegeChurchill CollegeCorpus Chriati CollegeDowning CollegeEmmanuel CollegeGirton CollegeGonville & Caius CollegeMagdalene

29 Sep 2020: Mr. I. Wright Bursar, Peterhouse. Mr. R. Gardiner Bursar, Gonville & Caius CollegeMr. ... exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence

10 Aug 2009: 6 Valuation Method and Assumptions Economic Assumptions. The valuation assumptions are given in Section 15. ... 894,000). Effects of changing Economic, Demographic and member option assumptions at this valuation.

21 Jun 2012: Scheme Factors The Scheme’s actuarial factors are due for review following the valuation to reflect the change in economic and demographic conditions since the previous valuation. ... Assumptions We have based our solvency valuation calculations on the.

18 Oct 2023: The Trustee considered the long-term performance characteristics of a wide range of asset classes in terms of their expected returns in different economic circumstances and the variability of those returns ... Mr R Gardiner Bursar, Gonville & Caius

7 Mar 2023: Cambridge Colleges Federated Pension Scheme (CCFPS). Summary Funding Statement 2022 in respect of Gonville & Caius College.

10 Jul 2023: CCFPS – Gonville & Caius Guide (November 2018) 4. Membership –who can become a member? ... CCFPS – Gonville & Caius Guide (November 2018) 11. Their Helpline number is0800 011 3797.

2 Aug 2022: Other influential factors include. political, economic news, company earnings and significant corporate events. • ... expenses). The Economic factor was the leading detractor in June and the second quarter.

11 Jan 2023: indirect or other consequential losses or other economic loss) suffered by any person, arising from reliance upon, or use of, any information, statement, opinion.

14 May 2014: The key. assumption, i.e. those to which the contribution rate is most sensitive, are the economic.

9 Dec 2014: Economic. – inflation. – investment returns. – salary increases. – pension increases. •

12 Oct 2023: These rates tend to vary with factors such as economic conditions and life expectancy, and there is a risk that, if the rates are unfavourable when you come to retire, buying

13 Mar 2024: Markets also continued to price in US asset and economic outperformance which historically happened during the global financial crisis and pandemic. ... Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in

16 Feb 2023: Economic environment. Strongly positive returns from equities and negative returns from most fixed income assets over the 12 months to 31 December 2021 reflect a period of economic recovery from the ... The economic damage the pandemic, and responses to

16 Feb 2023: 4.5 4.9. SONIA 5.2% pa 5.2 5.7. 14. Investment Adviser Commentary: Economic and market conditions to 31 December 2021 Economic environment. ... The economic damage the pandemic, and responses to it, had inflicted on the global economy was immense.

15 Aug 2023: Economic environment. 2022 began with high and rising inflation and markets focused on the actions that central banks would need to take to bring it under control. ... Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if,

15 Aug 2023: Economic Environment. 2022 began with high and rising inflation and markets focused on the actions that central banks would need to take to bring it under control. ... Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if,

6 Feb 2018: In December 2016, as domestic economic indicators remained strong, the Fed increased the Fed Funds rate by a further 0.25%. ... However, wage growth and productivity failed to pick up materially and UK economic growth disappointed.

25 Aug 2017: In December 2016, as domestic economic indicators remained strong, the Fed increased the Fed Funds rate by a further 0.25%. ... However, wage growth and productivity failed to pick up materially and UK economic growth disappointed.

2 Mar 2023: Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on the