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Deborah Ashby talks to Paul Malloy about her leadership roles in public health and her interest in medical statistics and provides an insight on which health trends will affect the actuarial field

Cryptocurrency could potentially outgrow its use as a payment mechanism and replace established methodsfor borrowing capital, says Ian Collier

Stephen Hyams discusses whether rules of thumb can help engage people with pension planning so they can save enough to meet their retirement expectations

On Tuesday 5 March, with good-humoured competitive banter and the smell of pancakes in the air, hundreds of Liverymen and members of various Livery Companies, dressed in full regalia, congregated at the Guildhall as curious tourists and office workers looked on.

Regular charity runner Charles Cowling recently completed one of the world’s six marathon majors, Tokyo, with son and actuarial student Tom.

The Students’ Actuarial Society (SAS) at Heriot-Watt University has a packed schedule of events this year, from career events and socials to revision and coding tutorials.

On the record with Vanessa Chinhengo, student and actuary of the future

Being put in charge of a project can feel daunting; Jason Brett offers tips for keeping on top of things.

Richard Schneider describes the IFoA Life Research Committee’s activities, instigating member-led research and giving members a voice in the wider financial world

Chris Paterson's review of Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist by Kate Raworth.