April 2026 Exam Results
April 2026 Exam Results
The April exam session got off to a familiar start, with the return of tube strikes to really challenge our staff’s organisational skills in reaching exam centres. To add insult to injury, some staff ended up travelling much further than originally intended! That certainly didn’t stop our candidates from performing well! APR’s overall pass rate […]
Self-Driving Cars: A New Revolution for Motor Insurance
Jaden Fivaz explores how driverless cars could reshape the motor insurance industry.
Testing Actuarial Models
Johnny Breen provides a crash course in testing actuarial models. Dive in to learn more!
Predicting the Premier League
Can Excel really predict the Premier League? Tom Uden put that idea to the test, using a simple model to track the title races and relegation battles this season.
23rd Conference on Bulk Annuities Recap
Kevin Li recaps some of the key topics in the 23rd edition of the Westminster and City Bulk Annuities Conference
User Experience in Pricing Model Design
In this article Jacob Warbrick highlights some key considerations when designing pricing models with user experience in mind.
Embedded AI in Actuarial Workflows: Opportunities, Controls, and the New Discipline of Prompt Engineering
David McCarthy explores the opportunities AI brings to actuarial work and shares how to best take advantage of them through prompt engineering
APR 2025 Charity Recap
Last year was a great year for APR charity involvement, we continue to support charities that are important to our staff and it has been insightful learning about the charities, the work they do and just how important donations are to them. Lots of staff got involved with Give As You Earn (GAYE) which means […]
GIRO Conference 2025
Ross, Morgan & Jack provide an engaging recap of GIRO 2025. If you couldn’t make it, get the key takeaways here.
Sinter Klaus
Maximising My Expected “Present” Value This Christmas Sinter Klaus is a present-swapping game that my (Tom’s) partner’s family play every year, where a die is rolled to determine whether you can steal (swap) someone else’s present in exchange for the one you were allocated. By making assumptions about the quality of the presents, and the […]