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Remote provision of health care services using 'telemedicine' will save the industry $21bn (£15bn) by 2025, rising from $11bn in 2021, a new report by Juniper Research suggests.

Insurers must embrace emerging technologies and offer “hyper-personalised” experiences to attract and retain customers following COVID-19, and new report from Capgemini claims.

Mortality levels in the UK are currently well below what would normally be expected for this time of year, the Continuous Mortality Investigation (CMI) has revealed.

Most savers in the UK have no idea where their pension is invested and that their money could be driving climate change, a YouGov poll has uncovered.

The UK government has missed a key opportunity to deliver social care reforms in the Queen's Speech today, the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) has warned.

As it nears the end of its first financial year, we take a look at the impact the IFoA Foundation is already making

IFoA president Tan Suee Chieh provides an overview of his series of videos and podcasts examining the ways in which the profession is changing

On 10 and 17 December 2020 the Adjudication Panel considered an allegation of misconduct against Mr Ian Sissons FIA (the respondent).

The IFoA has launched a consultation on changes to its Practising Certificates (PC) requirements.

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