The Institute provides one-day or part-day events often developed in response to a major Government initiative, research reports or contemporary issues in public policy. The Institute seeks to add value to the current debate from an actuarial perspective, reinforcing the Institute's position as a reputable and knowledgeable source of research and skills for pressing social and business issues.

These events are usually led by a keynote address with a range of senior actuaries and other experts providing analysis in order to promote discussion and debate on the key issues.

Examples of past one-day forums include: Research Conferences, Regulatory Reviews, General Insurance in a GFC World, Private Health Insurance Appointed Actuary Workshop, Health Financing Course,The Economic Theory of Profit Margins, Financial Modelling, Stress Testing, Risk Management, Funds Management.

Flood Resilience: Risks, Mitigation and Funding Solutions

The Institute's one-day seminar 'Flood Resilience: Risks, Mitigation and Funding Solutions' was successfully held in Sydney on Monday 16 May 2011 with over 140 attendees. Presentations, audio files and podcasts from the Seminar are available here.