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Matt Saker outlines why he believes IFoA members should vote ‘Yes’ to Chartered Actuary

Fire, damaged cargo, and collision and sinking are the top causes of global marine insurance losses by value, according to recent analysis.

Kartina Tahir-Thomson, Chair of the IFoA Foundation, reflects on its successes in 2022

Australia will face increasingly calamitous environmental events during the next few years due to climate change, according to a major report.

Regulators did not collect and report on detailed system-wide data that could have informed pension schemes’ judgments on risk, a leading financial adviser has told MPs.

On 7 October 2022, the Disciplinary Tribunal Panel considered an application from Mr Varun Bhatt (the applicant) for re-admission for membership.

On 9 September 2022, the Adjudication Panel considered an allegation of misconduct against Mr Murat Asiliskender (the respondent).

The IFoA Review Team will shortly publish its fifth report, Equity release: actuaries working in propositions and pricing (bit.ly/AMS_Publications).

This year’s IFoA member survey closes on Tuesday 6 December.

As part of our ongoing work on the Great Risk Transfer (the trend in which risk is transferred to individuals from institutions such as employers, the state and financial services providers), the IFoA has partnered with the David Hume Institute to produce a report, Have we got the balance right? (bit.ly/GRT_Balance_right).