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AI actuarial policy update 4
This blog, brought to you by the IFoA Policy and Public Affairs team, is the fourth in a series providing relevant updates on AI policy development from the IFoA, the UK Government and international jurisdictions.
Autism anonymous
As part of our series of blogs on neurodiversity in the actuarial profession, we are pleased to share the experience of an actuary who prefers not to disclose their autism.
The greatest challenge of our time
Here we set out what climate change means for the actuarial profession, including the risks and opportunities.
The Great Risk Transfer – looking to the future
Imagine a world in which there was nothing to prompt the IFoA to initiate our ‘Great Risk Transfer’ campaign. This is not a Utopian John Lennon ‘Imagine’ – much more modest than that. But let’s dip a toe into this imaginary world (at an unknown date in the fairly near future) – what might it look like?
The Great Risk Transfer – one year on
In a blog published in April we described the tremendous practical potential of some of the recommendations from our Great Risk Transfer (GRT) campaign, imagining a future financial landscape in which they had been implemented and were helping individuals to manage their risks in pensions and insurance.
Proud of the Standard: transforming regulation
For over 150 years, the IFoA has set professional standards for the actuarial profession. During the last three years, we have worked with members to redesign our processes to ensure that they are proportionate, constructive, and provide the best value for the actuarial profession in the 21st century.
IFoA success at party conference season 2023
Our Policy and Public Affairs Team reports back from the 2023 party conferences, an opportunity to bring the actuarial profession ‘to life’ to political stakeholders.