Institute and Faculty of Actuaries comment on EIOPA Long-Term Guarantees Assessment

17 June 2013

Commenting on the end of EIOPA’s Long-term Guarantees Assessment, David Hare, President-elect of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) said:

“EIOPA’s Long Term Guarantees Assessment has been much anticipated because it is an important step towards the implementation of the principles underlying the Solvency II framework. The approach to long term guarantees in Europe has been one of the main areas of uncertainty and so the insights within EIOPA’s report are key to the ‘next steps’. Today’s proposals outlined by EIPOA would seem to address many of the important issues. However, the detail needs to be worked through and the effect in a variety of scenarios assessed, before the full implications of the proposals for companies and their customers can be understood.

Editor vacancy - The Actuary magazine

05 June 2013

Do you have the energy and dedication to take a role in guiding an expanding specialist production team?

Do you have the creative flair yet the eye for detail to preside over a high quality publication?

The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries comments on the Transport Select Committee's investigation into whiplash claims

21 May 2013

David Brown, from the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries said;

"The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) has been compiling data from across the motor insurance industry since 2009 on third party accident claims (TPI). The data has shown a sharp correlation between hot spots in England and Wales for small TPI claims (considered as being up to £20,000), for injuries such as whiplash, and the locations of claim management firms - commonly known as ambulance chasers.  Since 2009 there has been a sharp increase in these claim figures and in 2011 (the most recent data) IFoA research showed that the regions in England and Wales with the highest volumes of claims were higher than those in what many consider the most litigious country in the world, the USA.

Institute and Faculty of Actuaries comment on EIOPA Long-Term Guarantees Assessment

17 June 2013

Commenting on the end of EIOPA’s Long-term Guarantees Assessment, David Hare, President-elect of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) said: “EIOPA’s Long Term Guarantees Assessment has been... Read more >>

Editor vacancy - The Actuary magazine

05 June 2013

Do you have the energy and dedication to take a role in guiding an expanding specialist production team? Do you have the creative flair yet the eye for detail to preside over a high quality... Read more >>

The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries comments on the Transport Select Committee's investigation into whiplash claims

21 May 2013

David Brown, from the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries said; "The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) has been compiling data from across the motor insurance industry since 2009 on third... Read more >>

Exposure Draft 30 - Quality Assurance Scheme for Organisations

08 May 2013

We have recently launched a consultation on a Quality Assurance Scheme for Organisations.  This is an important new initiative for the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, and we would encourage... Read more >>

Actuary is the best job of 2013

24 April 2013

The results of a new survey show that of 200 jobs rated best to worst on five criteria (physical demands, work environment, income, stress and hiring outlook), a career as an actuary comes out top. Read more >>

CMI publishes Working papers 65 and 66

24 April 2013

The CMI has published Working paper 66, consulting on the proposed "S2" graduations of the CMI SAPS Mortality experience for 2004 to 2011. Responses are requested by 31 May 2013. Read more >>

New Honorary Fellow Elected

24 April 2013

The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries is delighted to announce the election of John Hibbert as an Honorary Fellow. Read more >>

Nick Salter to become Institute and Faculty of Actuaries President-elect for 2013-14

22 April 2013

The Council of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) has elected Barnett Waddingham senior partner and co-founder, Nick Salter to be its President-elect.  Nick Salter will take up his... Read more >>

CMI publishes Working paper 64

16 April 2013

The CMI has published Working paper 64, consulting on the future development of the CMI Library of Mortality Projections and the CMI Mortality Projections Model. Responses are requested by 31 May... Read more >>