News

The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) has expressed disappointment that the government has not committed to a clear timetable for actuarial regulation reforms in the Queen’s speech today.

Rising competition for land, sea and space is set to drive new geopolitical tensions over the coming years, according to a report from insurance broker Marsh.

There will be a modest increase in mortality rates following the COVID-19 pandemic and cost-of-living crisis, potentially slashing UK pension scheme liabilities by up to 2%.

Motor insurance prices have fallen to the lowest level recorded in the UK since 2015, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) has found.

We recently consulted on proposals for changes to our regulatory framework on climate change and sustainability issues.

Have your say on the future of your profession: voting opens on Tuesday 10 May for elections to vacant positions on the IFoA Council.

A reminder that the Actuarial Profession Standard (APS) P1 (Duties and Responsibilities of Members Undertaking Work in Relation to Pension Schemes) (Version 3.0), came into force on 1 April 2022. The APS P1 can be found on our website (bit.ly/37i3F8A)

We are delighted to announce that Kalpana Shah has been selected as the next IFoA president-elect. Kalpana will assume this role in June 2022, when Matt Saker becomes president, and will serve as president from June 2023.

It’s just over one month until we hold our first in-person, cross-practice IFoA Conference for two years.

Are you a Fellow with an interest in professional discipline and standards? If so, would you be interested in joining our pool of actuary panel members?