IFoA

In brief: May

As the response to COVID-19 gathers pace, we are seeing individuals and institutions struggle to cope with the many financial risks they face at this difficult time.

Barely six months ago, pandemics were the preserve of a small group of experts. Now, COVID-19 and its consequences are all too pervasive.

An update for April on what our society has been up to...

In a time of great social challenge, actuaries are well-placed to offer their unique technical skills, curious mindsets and honed expertise in helping to resolve some of society’s biggest issues.

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We are pleased to announce the launch of our first review under the Thematic Review Programme initiated in September 2019.

In February, we were delighted to sponsor prizes and present to some of Scotland’s young actuarial science students at the 2020 Actuarial Conference at Heriot-Watt University.

Alan was a larger-than-life character who was admired and respected by people in and outside the actuarial profession.

The IFoA has published a policy briefing on resilience in infrastructure projects and how actuarial science could contribute during the development phase.