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Happy birthday to us
This year marks a significant anniversary in the history of actuarial science. 175 years ago, at a meeting held in London on Saturday 8 July 1848, a select group of about 50 men who held actuarial posts voted into being ‘The Institute of Actuaries of Great Britain and Ireland’.
Revised population estimates imply higher excess mortality
Cobus Daneel, Chair of the CMI Mortality Projections Committee, summarises the latest update on mortality in the general population during the pandemic
IFoA Conference 2023 plenary 1: navigating the permacrisis
A summary of plenary 1 at the IFoA Conference (26 to 27 June 2023) on ‘navigating the permacrisis – the actuarial profession’s role in weathering the storm’
Accessible, proportionate and efficient: why new disciplinary procedures matter for you
As the IFoA’s revised Disciplinary Scheme is launched, Disciplinary Committee Chair, Nicola Williams, details the significance of the changes
IFoA Conference 2023 plenary 5: pensions adequacy
A summary of plenary 5 at the IFoA Conference (26 to 27 June 2023). The session had the topic of ‘pensions adequacy: a ticking timebomb or ‘keep calm and carry on’?’
IFoA Conference 2023 Plenary 2: Life after Covid
A summary of plenary 2 at the IFoA Conference (26 to 27 June 2023). The session had the topic of ‘Life after Covid: how will it impact our work and the skills we need?’
Award for charitable work around the world
The Worshipful Company of Actuaries invites applications for the Phiatus Award. This blog explores why the award is integral to the recognition of not only fundraising but all forms of charitable work and activity.
IFoA Conference 2023 plenary 3: delivering the IFoA DEI strategy
A summary of plenary 3 at the IFoA Conference (26 to 27 June 2023). The session discussed ‘delivering the IFoA DEI strategy: making our profession diverse, equitable and inclusive for everyone’.
IFoA Conference 2023 plenary 4: role of actuaries in the financial services revolution
A summary of plenary 4 at the IFoA Conference (26 to 27 June 2023), which looked at the role of actuaries in the financial services revolution.
Pensions and longevity: provision for an ageing population
As the UK population continues to age, albeit more slowly than previously, can our pensions system properly support us in the years to come? In June 2023, the International Longevity Centre UK and the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries held a joint webinar to explore this question. And here Emily Evans, ILC’s Senior Communications and Engagement Officer reflects on the discussion.