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Newly elected Honorary Fellows

Open-access content Wednesday 25th May 2016 — updated 5.50pm, Wednesday 29th April 2020

Fellows and Associates were recently asked by Council to vote on the election of new Honorary Fellows of the IFoA.

Fellows and Associates were recently asked by Council to vote on the election of new Honorary Fellows of the IFoA.

The outcome of the vote was in favour of the proposal that the following individuals be installed as Honorary Fellows:
Arrangements are being made for formal presentations.
Further details will be published on our website shortly.

As a professional body, we have over 100 Honorary Fellows who have been leaders in their fields of business, academia, government and other public bodies, either here in the UK or internationally. Many of our Honorary Fellows are very active in and complement the work of our members around the world.

For further information, visit our website: bit.ly/1QTTi5k.
This article appeared in our June 2016 issue of The Actuary .
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