Danny L. Quant

FIA, FSAS, BSC
Consulting Actuary
London, UK
Danny Quant’s consulting experience is in the design, implementation, valuation and administration of defined benefit and defined contribution retirement programs. He has experience with valuations, investment strategy, accounting disclosures, and administration requirements for a wide variety of retirement plans across the UK, South and East Asia and the Middle East. He has worked on both private sector and public sector plans, including social security plans.
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Experience

Danny first began consulting in the UK in 1984 and then moved to Hong Kong in 1989 with Watson Wyatt as a pension’s actuary and investment consultant.

In 1998, he became Watson Wyatt’s country manager in Malaysia and in 2004 took the role of head of investment consulting in South East Asia (covering Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia).

From 2006 to 2008, Danny was based in London, heading Mercer’s Global Investment Management Data distribution with responsibility for global sales. Danny started his own practice in 2008.

In 2012, he returned to Asia, starting Milliman’s Singapore Employee Benefits Practice in 2012.

Eight years on, having helped establish EB practices in Singapore, Jakarta, Dubai, Delhi, and Kuala Lumpur, in 2020, Danny returned to the UK to work with Milliman’s international Employee Benefits Practice out of London.

Professional Designations
  • Fellow, Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, UK
  • Fellow, Singapore Actuarial Society
Affiliations
  • Hong Kong (1989–1998) − President of the Hong Kong Society of Actuaries in 1995
  • Malaysia (1998–2005) − Council member of the Malaysian Actuarial Society from 2001 to 2004
  • UK (2005–2012) − Started marking Institute exams (SP5, investments). He has also been an examiner for SA4 (pensions) and CP1 (actuarial methods).
  • Singapore (2012–2020) − Council member of the Singapore Actuarial Society from 2013 to 2020 − International Actuarial Association, Social Security Committee − Chair of the IFoA ISAP2 Working Party
  • UK (2020+) − IFoA Pensions Board

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