This month we will be asking qualified members to vote on the proposal to introduce new designations for IFoA qualified actuaries – ‘Chartered Actuary (Associate)’ and ‘Chartered Actuary (Fellow)’.
This year’s GIRO and Life Conferences are taking place in Liverpool. After an absence due to the pandemic, we’re looking forward to welcoming you in back in person to these premier events. Here, we outline a few of the sessions you can look forward to GIRO 21–23 November
It’s just two years since the IFoA Foundation launched, but it is already making a difference to talented and ambitious young people around the world, helping them surmount financial barriers that could prevent them from becoming actuaries
The IFoA’s Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) has relaunched, having taken your feedback into consideration. It now enables you to search, rank and return to video learning, and to better keep pace with the profession’s demands.
As part of our thought leadership series ‘The Great Risk Transfer‘, the IFoA commissioned consultancy WPI Economics to research the merits of ‘Re’ models when it comes to the transference of risk in insurance markets (bit.ly/3Der5tC).
As a learned society, the IFoA has an active research agenda through its volunteer working parties and commissioned research projects. All IFoA research seeks to be open access and freely available to a variety of audiences worldwide, so it is important that research outputs are of the highest quality.
