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About the IFOA

The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) came into being on 1 August 2010.
It is the UK's only chartered professional body dedicated to educating, developing and regulating actuaries based both in the UK and internationally.
Life Board Update – March 2023
Life Board Update Clarence Er, Deputy Chair provides an update from the latest board meeting. The most recent series of Life Board meetings were held 21 and 28 March 2023, which were the first set of meetings I have attended since I’ve joined the Life Board as Deputy Chair. A wide range of topics were covered during the meetings and I have the pleasure of sharing a summary of some of the key updates. Update on IFoA initiatives
Participants Needed for UK Asbestos UK Working Party Survey – Application Deadline 25 May
The UK Asbestos Working Party periodically carries out market surveys of insurance company UK asbestos-related claims in order that they can estimate the future cost of UK asbestos-related claims to the insurance industry.
Health and Care Board update - 23 March 2023
Health and Care Board update Anna Spender provides an update from the latest board meeting. We held our first Health & Care Board meeting of 2023 on the 23rd March and once again there were numerous areas to cover leading to a lot of discussion, debate, and further actions.
Risk Management Board update - March 2023
Risk Management Board update Andrea Egan provides an update from the latest board meeting. Succession Planning We discussed succession planning for the Risk Management Board, specifically the upcoming vacancy for a Deputy Chair; the vacancy will be advertised on the volunteering page, with applicants who meet the requirements encouraged to apply. Update from IFoA on Employer Engagement
Pensions Board update - March 2023
Pensions Board update - March 2023 Glyn Bradley provides an update on the Pensions Board's spring meeting.