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WCA banquet marks outstanding contributions

Open-access content Wednesday 30th May 2012 — updated 5.13pm, Wednesday 29th April 2020

Marjorie Nwgenya enjoys an evening of ceremonial charm at the Worshipful Company of Actuaries' annual banquet


30 MAY 2012 | MARJORIE NWGENYA
Worshipful Company banquet 2012

Liverymen of the Worshipful Company of Actuaries (WCA) and their guests gathered at London's Mansion House for their annual banquet on the evening of 24 April.

Guests were serenaded by the orchestra as they entered the hall, and Honorary Chaplin Reverend Canon David Parrott got the evening off to a good start with his witty banter during grace.

A four-course meal was topped off by the customary ceremony of passing the Loving Cup. To complete the official rituals, guests dabbed rose water behind each ear to aid digestion.

Sally Bridgeland, court assistant, welcomed guests to the banquet, weaving between them links of wool, once weighed at Staple Inn, and silk, representing the highest levels of the City's legal profession.

The principal guest was Lord Neuberger, Master of the Rolls. The Lord Mayor Locum Tenens, Alderman Sir David Howard, Alderman and Sheriff Alan Yarrow and Sheriff Wendy Mead were also in attendance.

Among those honoured, Holly Smith of the Edmonton Sea Cadets received the Robert Thomas Memorial award, presented by Dr Jo Thomas, for her outstanding contribution during the year.

This article appeared in our May 2012 issue of The Actuary.
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