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This month the revised Actuaries’ Code comes into force.

The IFoA was delighted to host a government and business delegation visit from Myanmar at its London office on 19 March.

What do we mean by ‘speaking up’ and ‘whistleblowing’? Is there a difference?

Adam Robinson and Luca Tres explain the past, present and future of life insurance securitisations

Tuesday 26 February 2019 was a groundbreaking day for IFoA events. At 8.00 (GMT), president-elect John Taylor and a panel of specialists with a wide range of experience in the data science domain opened the IFoA’s first ever virtual conference.

Mandy Luo looks at how technological advances and data collection could help actuaries engage with consumers when it comes to life insurance – especially elusive millennials

Olivia Bridge looks at how migration costs and immigration plans are set to affect actuaries in a post-Brexit UK

Retired people's reliance on state benefits is at highest level in decades, pensions administrator Equitini has said.

Venture capital investment dropped in the first quarter of this year from record heights in the last quarter of 2018.

Half of motorists think it should be unlawful for insurers to charge existing customers more than new customers for the same cover.