Actuarial News

The Actuarial Society of Kenya (TASK) has announced six new council members and a new council chair who will each help support the society’s work to improve the actuarial development and growth in the country. Coming from the academia, insurance, the capital market, and the banking sectors, the new team...

Barbara Wothaya and Christine Waweru have completed the required series of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) examinations, thereby completing the required exam for the class of Fellow. It has been close to 8 years for Christine and Barbara to achieve the highly coveted status since they first took...

The Actuarial Society of Kenya (TASK) has announced the formation of a taskforce that will guide the local insurance sector in the sustainable investment practices.

TASK has partnered with FSD Africa to host its annual convention under the theme: Greening the Financial Systems. The TASK-FSD Africa Actuarial Convention will take place physically on 4-5 November 2021 at Emara Ole Sereni, Nairobi. The event will also be transmitted live to our delegates who will not make...

The Society of Actuaries met with TASK officials to deliberate ways of developing and delivering actuarial professional development opportunities across the respective jurisdictions.

The IRA-Uganda is on a mission to develop the actuarial profession in the country, in order to enhance the capacity needed to drive Uganda’s Insurance Act, 2017.

This is according to CAA Global Ltd (CAA Ltd) and its two shareholders, the IFoA and the SOA, as the organisations evolve their future qualification offerings.

The two actuarial bodies also shared possible synergies that can be explored in a move expected to further the growth of the actuarial profession in the East African market.

Kenbright Actuarial and Financial Services Limited (“KAFS”) has partnered with one of the largest global financial products and services provider for the distribution of FIS products in Kenya and Tanzania.

The Actuarial Society of Kenya (TASK) and the Nigerian Actuarial Society (NAS) held a discussion on Kenya’s Risk-Based Capital model. The NAS Council sought input on the Kenya’s as it seeks to help develop a similar model for the Nigerian insurance market.