Tim Pike

Tim joined the Pensions Policy Institute (PPI) in July 2015.

He is responsible for delivering the scientific models to support the PPI’s current research programmes. He has analysed the projected implication of pension policies upon many significant groups. These have included the self-employed, women, younger generations, and the Exchequer.

Tim has worked alongside academics and other researchers on collaborative projects including WHeRL and CASPeR. These projects bring multidisciplinary research to widen the research scope to give a more complete view of the implications of interacting areas of policy.

Prior to joining the PPI, Tim worked for Legal and General where he spent nearly ten years contributing to a wide variety of actuarial modelling projects, from financial reporting to annuity pricing. Tim has an MA (Cantab.) having studied mathematics at Fitzwilliam College Cambridge.