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IFoA president Kalpana Shah reflects on navigating "challenging waters"

Valedictory comments from president highlight governance and inclusivity challenges

IFoA taskforce flags impact of MA attestation reporting inconsistencies

The matching adjustment reforms in the UK are due to become effective by 30 June

Future of risk pooling hangs in the balance

The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries has launched a working party on the public interest topic

IFoA reveals Paul Sweeting as its next president-elect

PRA ignoring competition and economic growth objectives in MA reform, say actuaries

Institute and Faculty of Actuaries responds to regulator's matching adjustment proposals

Tribunal panel delays decision on actuary's anti-Islamic tweets

Determination set to be made in two months' time

Former IFoA president calls for major overhaul at the body

Tan Suee Chieh said the IFoA needed to be "more agile and responsive"

GIRO 2023: What insurers can do on the "S" of ESG

Actions for personal lines and commercial insurers are considered

GIRO 2023: Actuaries ask, are we the baddies?

Insurance is a social good, but image damaged by complex T&Cs and poor customer service

GIRO 2023: Should AI be built in-house or bought off-the-shelf?

Both approaches have their positives, actuarial conference hears