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Beyond the next Parliament: The case for long-term policymaking
The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) is delighted to launch our policy prospectus: ‘Beyond the next Parliament: The case for long-term policymaking’.
A busy autumn beckons
The IFoA’s Charlie Wynne shares his analysis of what to look out for politically over the coming weeks, including the usual big set pieces that typically occupy the Westminster calendar at this time of year.
AI actuarial policy update 2
The second blog in a series setting out significant aspects of AI policy development from the IFoA, UK government, and international jurisdictions.
AI actuarial policy update 3
This blog is the third in a series setting out significant aspects of AI policy development from the IFoA, UK government, and international jurisdictions
Changing landscape of AI regulations
The IFoA’s Data Science, Sustainability and Climate Change Working Party discuss recent updates to AI regulations
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.
Pageantry-lite. Policy-lite.
The IFoA's Head of Public Affairs, Henry Thompson, breaks down the UK Government's legislative agenda following the Queen's Speech 2021.
Five Reflections from the Party Conferences
After a pandemic-induced hiatus, the IFoA’s Public Affairs team returned to the party conference circuit this year, attending both the Labour and Conservative conferences in Brighton and Manchester respectively. IFoA Head of Public Affairs Henry Thompson reflects on the developments of the past fortnight and the value in the team having ‘boots on the ground’ at these events.
Who is Liz Truss, and what does she believe?
In this latest IFoA blog, we look how the immediate objectives outlined by Prime Minister, Liz Truss play out against Truss’s world view and the political landscape that her Government faces – and looks at what they may mean for actuaries.
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?