In September the IFoA will be launching its programme of reflective practice discussions, inviting members to have a conversation about their continuing professional development (CPD) with a specially trained team.
COVID-19-related deaths in England and Wales fell sharply again in the seventh week of 2021, particularly among older groups, suggesting that the ongoing vaccine rollout is working well.
The total value of insurance premiums generated by InsurTech platforms will have more than doubled within five years worldwide, forecasts by Juniper Research suggest.
The COVID-19 Actuaries Response Group was one of the winners at InsuranceERM's 2021 annual awards for Europe last week following its contribution to the industry during the pandemic.
The UK's insurance and long-term savings industry has made progress boosting female representation at senior levels over the last two years, figures from the Association of British Insurers (ABI) reveal.
Major US insurance companies still have nearly $90bn (£64bn) invested in coal, which is the single biggest contributor to anthropogenic climate change.
There has been a substantial fall in weekly deaths from COVID-19 in the UK, suggesting that the country has passed the peak of its second wave, the Continuous Mortality Investigation (CMI) has said.
Up to a fifth of workers in financial services could be gig economy employees within the next five years globally, new research by PricewaterhouseCoopers suggests (PwC).
Two-fifths of working adults aged 50 and over in the UK are worse off financially due to COVID-19, while almost half have seen their job and income impacted.
