Looking for some high quality learning opportunities as the CPD year-end approaches?

Did you know that the extensive and varied research programme at the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) offers a vast range of free online resources that could help? Content spans all practice areas and covers practical industry issues to cutting-edge topics that are pushing the boundaries of actuarial science.  

Access the online videos and papers through the links below:

Sessional meeting programme

The  IFoA's flagship programme for disseminating research.  All sessional meetings are now filmed and offer a convenient way to learn about the latest thinking in actuarial science and related issues.  

Highlights from the last year include:

There is also a substantial back-catalogue of sessional meetings from previous years, many of which are still relevant today and continue to be a popular choice for IFoA members logging CPD.  Of particular note are the ever-popular Autumn and Spring Lectures, which have had topics ranging from the public understanding of risk to considerations in an ageing population.

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Actuarial Research Centre (ARC) Webinars
 

As the IFoA's global network of researchers delivering industry-relevant research, the ARC has been running a set of webinars over May and June.  As well as viewing on the day, post-event recordings are available to view on-demand and free of charge through the links below. Hear from leading researchers in actuarial science:

Modelling, Measurement and Management of Longevity and Morbidity Risk (17 May) 
Developing a new generation of mortality and morbidity models, with a specific focus on the drivers for mortality. 

Coming up!  Register for two new ARC webinars:

Not an IFoA member?

Not a problem!  All sessional meeting and ARC videos can be viewed by all through the IFoA's YouTube channel and dedicated playlists.

Want to know more about the IFoA's research programme?  

Sign up to the IFoA's Research and Knowledge quarterly eNewsletter by e-mailing research@actuaries.org.uk.