The Actuaries
The Actuaries
The Actuarial Association of Europe’s Mutual Recognition Agreement (AAE MRA) helps European actuarial associations recognise each other’s professional qualifications.
For young actuaries, the question of working abroad versus building a career at home can feel like a defining decision. An international move can accelerate learning and open many doors.
The actuarial profession is undergoing a profound shift. As data becomes a central asset across industries, actuaries are no longer confined to traditional roles in insurance and pensions.
Are you a young actuary eager to shape your career and expand your professional network? Then don’t miss the YAI Young Actuaries Career Day 2025!
The role of actuaries is continuously evolving, particularly with regard to the skills that will be in demand in the near future.
More and more, project management skills are proving to be essential for professional success, especially for young actuaries.
In addition to their core responsibilities, actuaries are increasingly taking on strategic and organisational roles.
In the world of actuarial science, numbers, data, and models often take center stage. However, to assume that emotional intelligence (EI) plays a minor role in this field is a misconception.
For aspiring actuaries, the first five years in the profession are crucial for laying a strong foundation for a successful career.
The professional landscape for actuaries is a dynamic and fast evolving one.
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