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Emerging trends in mortality and longevity; Call for abstracts, presentations and posters
4 February 2011
Abstracts, presentations and posters are invited for the multidisciplinary symposium, Emerging trends in mortality and longevity, to be held at Warwick from 13-14 September 2011. The closing date for the sumbission of abstracts is 1 March 2011.
Response to the Commission on Funding of Care and Support (Dilnot Commission)
4 February 2011
The Actuarial Profession's response to the Commission on Funding of Care and Support (Dilnot Commission) can be found here.
Mortality: Call for research papers
4 February 2011
The Actuarial Profession has launched a call for research papers in the fields of mortality and longevity. For more information, please go here.
Structure update
20 January 2011
The Profession is making changes to the way the executive functions deliver services to its members, and has entered a period of consultation with its staff.
News from the Financial Reporting Council, January 2011
19 January 2011
News from the Financial Reporting Council, January 2011.
Notice of public consultation meetings
19 January 2011
On 15 December 2010, the Actuarial Profession issued two pensions Exposure Drafts (EDs) for consultation:
Global enterprise risk management webinar announced
4 January 2011
The fourth annual global enterprise risk management (ERM) webinar will take place in Europe at 14.00 on 14 January 2011, with separate North American and Asia Pacific sessions on 12 January and 14 January, respectively.
CPD Scheme 2010/2011 – Sanctions for non-compliance
21 December 2010
The Profession has published an update to the 2010/2011 CPD scheme which introduces a series of sanctions for non-compliance with the terms of the scheme.
Publication of exposure drafts for APSs for pensions actuaries
17 December 2010
The Actuarial Profession has issued two exposure drafts (EDs) for Actuarial Profession Standards (APSs) for pensions actuaries.
Update on conflict of interest discussion paper and surveys
14 December 2010
Whilst the conflicts of interest working party has had a substantial response to the discussion paper from members (278 responses in total), for which it is very grateful, it has received relatively few responses from users of actuarial services, in spite of a wide distribution of the paper. Before making final recommendations on the action to be taken, the working party considers it appropriate to make a further attempt to gain a fuller account of the views of users of