Over the past year, we have been developing a proposed new Certified Actuarial Analyst membership category and qualification for the profession (please note this is a working title). This is aimed primarily at those working with actuaries in support roles who could benefit from some technical actuarial knowledge, but who do not require the full skill set associated with being an actuary. The proposal would help to professionalise support roles by bringing those undertaking such roles within our regulatory framework. It is part of the Education strand of the IFoA’s strategy.

Over the past year, we have been developing a proposed new Certified Actuarial Analyst membership category and qualification for the profession (please note this is a working title). This is aimed primarily at those working with actuaries in support roles who could benefit from some technical actuarial knowledge, but who do not require the full skill set associated with being an actuary. The proposal would help to professionalise support roles by bringing those undertaking such roles within our regulatory framework. It is part of the Education strand of the IFoA’s strategy.

Over the past year, we have been developing a proposed new Certified Actuarial Analyst membership category and qualification for the profession (please note this is a working title). This is aimed primarily at those working with actuaries in support roles who could benefit from some technical actuarial knowledge, but who do not require the full skill set associated with being an actuary. The proposal would help to professionalise support roles by bringing those undertaking such roles within our regulatory framework. It is part of the Education strand of the IFoA’s strategy.

Speaker: Robert Chote, Chairman of the OBR

In May 2010, the UK Government established the Office of Budgetary Responsibility (OBR) to provide independent and authoritative analysis of the UK’s public finances. Three years on, we are delighted that Robert Chote, Chairman of the OBR, will be delivering the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries 2013 Spring Lecture in London on Thursday 9 May.

A complimentary morning workshop to develop your presentation skills ahead of your next speaking engagement

This workshop is now fully booked.  We will be holding the event again in September in London.  To register your interest please email eventmanagement@actuaries.org.uk.

Why attend?

Why is it that when one person walks into a room they have an immediate impact? They are listened to, they engage people and they are remembered, whereas you don’t even notice someone else enter or leave?