General Insurance

Regular charity runner Charles Cowling recently completed one of the world’s six marathon majors, Tokyo, with son and actuarial student Tom.

This month the revised Actuaries’ Code comes into force.

The IFoA was delighted to host a government and business delegation visit from Myanmar at its London office on 19 March.

What do we mean by ‘speaking up’ and ‘whistleblowing’? Is there a difference?

Tuesday 26 February 2019 was a groundbreaking day for IFoA events. At 8.00 (GMT), president-elect John Taylor and a panel of specialists with a wide range of experience in the data science domain opened the IFoA’s first ever virtual conference.

Half of motorists think it should be unlawful for insurers to charge existing customers more than new customers for the same cover.

The UK and Switzerland reached an agreement to allow free trade between each other’s insurance sectors post-Brexit at the World Economic Forum in Davos last Friday.

How can cryptocurrency be stolen or insured when it has no physical existence? Nick Furneaux explains.

Andy Cox and Tom Bryant explain how data analytics is improving the internal audit process, and why it's important actuaries get to grips with it.

Paul Maitland explains how an agile approach can benefit insurance risk models.