Institute And Faculty Of Actuaries

The Actuary magazine introduces 'Routes to the top', to celebrate successful actuaries.
Paul McNamara shares some guidance: https://bit.ly/2KfjQT9

Congratulations to all our recent qualifiers
To recognise your success your names have been published in The Times newspaper (3rd August), but you can also see the list here: https://bit.ly/2MfFPLi

Our latest careers blog is from Shubhanjali Gupta, fellow actuary. She talks about what she learnt from her fails and how they have made her a better actuary:

Registration NOW OPEN for the IFoA's forthcoming Autumn Lecture with speaker and former Financial Services Secretary in HM treasury, Lord Myners on our events page.
Find out more about the speaker: https://bit.ly/2vonAMF

The Actuary magazine introduces 'Routes to the top', to celebrate successful actuaries. Bryce Johns provides some tips: https://bit.ly/2KfjQT9

Celebrating our Volunteer Community Read about how we celebrate, support and collaborate with our volunteers: https://bit.ly/2mTOfgm

Do you think your exam fails have made you a better actuary in the long run?

Find out why introducing a pensions dashboard will help consumers ensure they have enough money when they retire: https://bit.ly/2mIFl5j

Jules Constantinou discusses the IFoA's global expansion and other potential areas of development in this month's Actuary magazine: https://bit.ly/2mKwr7k

Former IFoA President, Jane Curtis explains the key points of the proposal and why we’re looking to introduce monitoring of actuarial work:

‘We cannot assume that a lack of insurance will translate into a demand for insurance’ The Actuary magazine considers the growth potential for African insurance: http://ow.ly/6A1o30l6P0Z

The Actuary magazine introduces 'Routes to the top', to celebrate successful actuaries. Fiona Dunsire shares some tips: http://ow.ly/WZCv30l4nbL

'It has never been more important for risk managers to wholly understand their exposures globally, and to align their investments wisely' Insurance in an unstable world: http://ow.ly/of2t30l0Aib

Chris Bristow on Curriculum 19 Volunteer and help support the delivery of C19: http://ow.ly/jn5r30l1ybT

The Actuary magazine looks at 'Brexit, a changing job landscape' http://ow.ly/Ayu830l0wgi

The Actuary magazine introduces 'Routes to the top', to celebrate successful actuaries. Ndivhuwo Manyonga shares some tips: http://ow.ly/UfRu30l0kw9

The actuary as a data scientist – what, how and why?
Register your interest for the event on 5 November and we will consider how the role and domain of the actuary may evolve:

Our new President, Jules Constantinou, discusses how volunteering has helped his professional development, alongside his thoughts on the actuarial profession in this month's Actuary magazine: http://ow.ly/J0IM30kZEjz

Interested in how Chloe Hung sees the future career outlook for actuaries? Find out here: http://ow.ly/vmm330kYa24

Read the latest edition of The Actuary, with a theme of globalisation: https://bit.ly/2zsOGYa

The actuarial science website is enough its the best to best

The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries remains to be one of the most respected and trusted global bodies in the entire world

I didn't know about the Actuarial Profession but it sure seems to be amazing.

I am adopting self-study method, how can I get old CT1 exam with heir answers

"A place to be" in near future ;)

I'm really keen to understand some issues in the minutes of @actuarynews Council meetings. Should it take nearly a month to not even acknowledge my email? Snaps to Kirstie Smith for responding, but she looks after regional societies, not Council. #Actuaries #Slow