Dermot Grenham

Dermot Grenham is chief actuary for the social security, demography and overseas pensions team of the Government’s Actuary Department in the UK. He has held various financial reporting roles in the private sector. Dermot also teaches demography and development studies at the London School of Economics. He has previously been a member of the Council of the UK Actuarial Profession and is currently a member of the UK Actuarial Profession’s Micro-insurance Working Group.

How many people is too many?

13 Sep 2011 |

tags: demography, United Nations

The latest projections from the United Nations show that there could be 10 billion people on the planet by 2100.

Dead Aid

6 Apr 2009 |

Could Africa be poor because developed countries give undeveloped ones too much money?

UK to shake up retirement scheme

16 Dec 2005 |

The British are living longer and having fewer children. How are they going to cover the cost of caring for their elderly? A new report outlines the options.