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Participate in research and testing to make the website work for you
8 March 2013
Do you use the internet on a regular basis? Do you have some familiarity with the Profession's website www.actuaries.org.uk? Are you prepared to voice your opinion?
Exposure Draft 29 - The Actuaries' Code
5 March 2013
We have recently launched a consultation on the Actuaries' Code. As the Code is fundamental to our ethical framework of standards, we welcome views on the proposals.
17th East Asian Actuarial Conference (EAAC), Singapore, October 2013: Call for papers
4 March 2013
Through the Singapore Actuarial Society, the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries has been approached to draw members' attention to the 17th East Asian Actuarial Conference that is taking pace in Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore, 15-18 October 2013.
Changes to the CMI
1 March 2013
Key changes to the funding structure and publications of the CMI came into effect on 1 March 2013.
Staple Inn Actuarial Society sundial unveiled
28 February 2013
The Profession is delighted to announce the unveiling of the Staple Inn Actuarial Society sundial, which marks SIAS's Centenary in 2010.
CPD year 2012/2013 - 30 June deadline
30 January 2013
Important information for members including:
Professional Standards Directory - Update 27, issued 29 January 2013
29 January 2013
Important information for:
"The Devil is in the detail". David Hare of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries comments on the published White Paper on State Pensions Reform
16 January 2013
David Hare, President-Elect of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA), comments on the publication of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) White Paper on State Pensions Reform.
Actuarial Standard TM1 updated
21 December 2012
A revised version of actuarial standard TM1 (AS TM1) has just been published by the FRC (v3.0 December 2012). This applies from 6 April 2013.
Past President, Jane Curtis, interviewed by Norma Cohen, FT
13 December 2012
The way UK companies value their pension schemes could change after a proposal by George Osborne, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, to allow the use of historical interest rates.
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