The Canadian Institute of Actuaries (CIA) marks the official start of its new education system with the release of the first content module, a major milestone in transforming the actuarial education landscape in Canada.
On September 2, the CIA and the IAA are celebrating International Actuaries Day. This observance marks a significant historical milestone. The International Congress of Actuaries (ICA) held their inaugural meeting on September 2, 1895, in Brussels. Consequently, September 2 stands as a significant moment in history for the global profession as the first identifiable moment in which actuaries from...
Every actuary relishes the day when they can put their qualification requirements behind them. But the transition from candidate to Fellow can create challenges of its own, possibly including significant changes in responsibilities. To discuss their recent experiences in becoming new Fellows, we are joined on the podcast by Matt Sullivan and Julia Tadman.
For those of us with an ACIA or FCIA designation, those four hard-earned letters can represent many things. Beyond being a celebrated achievement, they’re a signal that we have expertise in actuarial practice and can be trusted to do high-quality work according to established standards.
Actuaries, especially those in the P&C area, need to accurately reflect climate risk in their financial condition testing. However, developing these scenarios can create a number of challenges.
Canadian Institute of Actuaries
360 Albert Street, Suite 1740
Ottawa, Ontario K1R 7X7
SeeingBeyondRisk@cia-ica.ca