Many of you will have seen the announcement that, after nearly a decade, I am stepping down from my role as CEO of the IFoA later this year a decision made with mixed emotions.
The Mortality Assumptions in Pensions Working Party was set up by the Regulation Board in response to a specific situation relating to the use of, and disclosure in relation to, models used in pension funding investigations. Specifically, the Working Party was asked to identify and investigate public interest issues relating to mortality assumptions setting methodologies in defined benefit pension schemes.
The current editor, Francisco Sebastian, will step down at the end of 2019, and we are looking for a highly motivated successor to join the experienced editorial team of the magazine from January 2020 for a duration of two years.
Alan Watson, Leader of the Scottish Board, Council member and a member of the Actuaries Code Working Party, talks about the updated Actuaries Code and why changes have been made
IFoA Council lead for the Member Value Proposition Working Group, Lee Faulkner FIA, reports some of the findings from our recent programme of member research
Last month, the revised Actuaries Code came into force, serving as an important reminder of the high ethical standards the public have come to expect from members of the IFoA
