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What impact will AI have on risk pooling?
Nick Reilly, of the IFoA’s Professionalism, Regulation and Ethics Working Party, delves into some considerations for risk pooling in the age of AI
QAS - Setting the standard in quality
Nick Ong-Seng, Chair of the Quality Assurance Scheme Committee, outlines the importance of attesting to quality through the IFoA’s QAS scheme.
Actuaries, foxes and economic pluralism
In the run up to our webinar on 27 March, Nick Foster considers whether a broader approach to economic thinking, beyond the prevailing orthodoxies, needs to be part of the actuarial toolkit
QAS CPD: Empowering people-focused development
Nick Ong-Seng, Chair of the Quality Assurance Scheme Committee, outlines a principal benefit available to all QAS accredited organisations with its outcomes-based CPD scheme.
Biodiversity Risk, Natural Capital and actuarial practice
A new cross-sector work programme has been launched by CUSP researcher Aled Jones together with the Institute and Faculty of the Actuaries, to take forward a series of activities including think pieces, webinars, and external engagement to ensure the proactive engagement of the actuary profession with the importance, perils and impacts of global biodiversity risks.
Developing central climate scenarios: physical risk workshop findings
The Central Climate Scenario Workshop Group summarises the second of a series of workshops that aims to share insights on current thinking on what could constitute climate central ‘best estimate’ scenarios.
Pride 2022: Together we can effect change
Through our DEI strategy we want to 'champion and embody the benefits of a globally diverse and inclusive profession'.
On international pride day our members, volunteers, employers and IFoA staff come together to discuss how we are driving forward change, supporting LGBTQ+ employees and members and helping to create inclusive spaces.
Nature at risk, models at fault: Why biodiversity can't wait
Today, the Biodiversity Working Party Scenarios group released their report “Nature at Risk, Models at Fault: Why Biodiversity Can't Wait”.
