Stephen Mann, CEO of the IFoA, explains what work is being done to make sure everyone in the profession feels that they count

What now for liability-driven investments, after last year’s crash in the market? Pensions experts Rakesh Girdharlal and Moiz Khan say it should lead to a more balanced approach

On 5-6 October 2021 and 4 October 2022, the Disciplinary Tribunal Panel considered a charge of misconduct against Mr Ian William Conlon (the respondent).

One of only three Fellows in Zambia, Mulenga C Mutati anticipates exciting growth in the country’s actuarial sector

The second Council meeting of the sessional year took place on Wednesday 30 November at Staple Inn, London – our first in-person meeting since March 2020.

The IFoA has been making an effort to build strong relationships with stakeholders in Westminster, including Work and Pensions Committee members.

Voting members of the IFoA have voted 68.2% in favour of proposals to adopt Chartered Actuary designations. A total of 6,438 votes were cast – an IFoA record – representing 38% of the voting membership.

In the last part of our series on the IFoA’s programme addressing the future of the profession, Tan Suee Chieh, Nico Aspinall and Lucy Saye lay out its conclusions – and the part you can play

We are pleased to invite you to join IFoA communities, our new digital community platform, which launches on 22 February.

We are committed to carrying out our regulatory role in a way that promotes diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), and are consulting on how we can more clearly incorporate DEI into our regulatory framework (see page 10). This is part of our work to ensure the standards we set support a more equitable profession, as set out in our DEI strategy (bit.ly/IFoA_DEI_strat).