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Where Actuaries Work A career as an Actuary offers a diverse range of employment opportunities, some of which are described below. Practice Areas & Employment Types: (Please click into each heading below for a brief overview) The Actuarial Profession in …

International Actuarial Association (IAA) Founded in 1895, and reformed in 1998 with a new constitution, the International Actuarial Association (IAA) is the worldwide association of professional actuarial associations, with a number of special interest …

Transferring to Associate\Fellow from Student Generally, once your name has appeared on the appropriate pass lists you will receive instructions on how to transfer from the IFOA. However, here is a summary of the key steps involved: Ensure the minimum PPD …

Introduction to Associate\Fellow SAI CPD Requirements After becoming an Associate\Fellow it is important to have a fine grasp of the CPD requirements (which includes a professionalism standards requirement) that must be met over each CPD year.  The CPD …

Letters of Congratulations We received a number of letters from other bodies congratulating the Society on our 50th year milestone.  These can be read below.     International Actuarial Association Deutsche Aktuarvereinigung e.V (DAV) Institute and …

Irish Management Institute Did you know that we are Members of the Irish Management Institute (IMI)? The Society of Actuaries in Ireland (SAI) has been a corporate member of the Irish Management Institute (IMI) since 2016. The SAI has invested in this …

Blog#1 - Sustainability and Climate Change – an introduction to the Society’s Committee Climate change has wide reaching implications for the work done by actuaries, due to its impact on the economy, the risks from natural disasters, the impact on human …

Sustainability and Climate Change Committee Welcome to the Sustainability and Climate Change Committee Webpage The Sustainability and Climate Change Committee was created to provide a focal point within the Society for expertise on sustainability and …