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Celebrating the 90th Birthday of David Wilkie
The IFoA were proud to support the School for Business and Society at York University in celebrating David Wilkie’s 90th birthday and recognising his extraordinary contribution to actuarial science over many decades.
IFoA Member Perspectives
IFoA President, Kartina Tahir Thomson, on the IFoA’s programme of member surveys – now moving to a quarterly schedule.
IFoA’s All-Member Survey 2021
The IFoA’s all-member survey. IFoA President, Dr Louise Pryor, blogs on the importance of listening to the member feedback obtained through this triennial survey.
Recognising extraordinary colleagues – a call for nominations
IFoA President, Dr Louise Pryor, calls on members to help the IFoA to recognise those who have influenced and championed the actuarial world during an unexpected period of history.
Room for improvement?
Chair of the IFoA’s Management Board Grahame Stott explores how your response to our annual IFoA member survey helps to improve your member experience and can lead to real benefits for your career.
How actuaries are using artificial intelligence and machine learning
Chris Paterson at the Government Actuary’s Department explains its research on how actuaries in the UK are using AI and machine learning techniques, and how you can get involved.
From stability to growth? Spring Budget key takeaways for actuaries
Charlie Wynne on our Policy and Public Affairs Team explores key takeaways for actuaries from the UK’s 2023 Spring Budget
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’.
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
Why you should consider standing in the IFoA Council elections 2025: Matthew Ford’s story
Matthew Ford was elected to IFoA Council in 2024. Matthew has been a life actuary for around 30 years, working in several life companies and consultancies. He is currently a Principal at Milliman and based in London. Here he shares his thoughts on standing for Council and his experience as an IFoA Council member.