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Jason Whalley discusses what a cure for ageing could look like and what the implications could be.

IFoA Council member Edwin Sheaf offers a brief overview of Chartered professionals.

Subject matter experts both externally and from within the IFoA were involved in the writing of the new SA7 module. Here we explain how the subject can help you maximise your career.

Lisanne Gitsels and Elena Kulinskaya quantify the impact of statins on longevity

Catherine Donnelly discusses the new drawndown products that increase returns through longevity credits.

In this second instalment of our routes to the top series, Bradley Shearer speaks to more senior executives about their career paths, giving further practical professional advice to us all.

James Bennett looks at stress in actuarial work, and suggests ways that managers can nurture a low-stress environment among employees.

Chris Seekings reports on a recent panel discussion on intergenerational fairness and the role actuaries can play in tackling some of the greatest challenges facing society

Howard Kearns introduces LE01: a measure of longevity risk that puts it in context with other risks and mitigating factors over time.

With obesity rates showing no signs of declining, Nay Wynn examines their effects on health, and how actuaries can factor this in when underwriting life insurance policies.