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Jennifer Khaleghy and Ashish Kwatra break down the key documents involved in an IMAP application.

A recent wedding has made Joseph Mills consider the benefits of acting in the present – not just planning for the future.

Charles Cowling describes how the actuarial profession is moving forward, with recent initiatives at the IFoA helping to ensure it maintains its relevance and sustainability.

Ruth Hendon and Vanessa Leung provide insight into opportunities for actuaries within the Bank of England, and what it is like to work in the 300-year-old institution.

In a competitive industry, actuaries need to know how to sell themselves. John Scarrott advises reframing your anxieties around the issue.

Trevor Howes discusses why International Financial Reporting Standard 17 is a joint actuarial and accounting responsibility – from start to finish.

Evie Calcutt considers the actuary’s role in helping developing countries to build decision-making capacity for financial protection against disasters.

Louise Pryor speaks with Stephen Hyams about climate risk, models and the future direction of the actuarial role.

Rapid economic development in Asia means its relatively untapped infrastructure market is starting to attract interest from investors, writes Dalila Atiqah Hashim.

In the third instalment of our Routes to the Top series, more senior executives speak with Bradley Shearer about the paths their careers have taken, and offer advice on how to progress in our own professional lives.