All Actuaries Summit 2027

Call for Abstracts open now for 2027

The Actuaries Institute is now inviting abstract submissions for papers and presentations for the 2027 All Actuaries Summit. Submission deadline Friday 16 October 2026.

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Institute announcement

Jessica Chen announced as 2027 Vice President

Jessica Chen has been elected as 2027 Vice President of the Actuaries Institute, which means she will be President in 2029.

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Beyond Data 

Big data, complex issues and countless opportunities need smart solutions. 

Hear more from diverse business leaders on how actuaries create competitive advantage.

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Stand for Council

Council nominations open

Help shape the future of the profession. Three seats are open and Institute Fellows are encouraged to nominate. Nominations close 5pm Friday 25 September.

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Collaboration with UTS Human Technology Institute

AI Risk Management in the Financial Services Sector

Practical guidance for addressing AI risk management gap in financial services

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Latest insights

Explore insights, stories and technical analysis from actuaries working across a range of industries, government and professional bodies.

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Become an actuary

Join the profession that makes a world of difference

We are the professional providers of actuarial qualification programs in Australia. As an actuary, you’ll safeguard communities, drive industries forward and be globally recognised. Help create a world where businesses flourish, society is secure, life is sustainable, and every individual can live fairly.

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Practice areas

Using data for good across established and emerging industries

Across every industry, in public policy and in business, actuaries use data and AI ethically to make good decisions. Actuaries are bound by a rigorous code of standards and a responsibility to manage for the public interest.

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Data for good

“I am proud to be an actuary as the profession is centred around using data for good by leveraging datasets, models and problem-solving skills to help organisations manage risk and move forward.”

Alyssa Dai, Senior Actuarial Consultant, EY Melbourne

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Why do you need an actuary?

Do data better with an actuary

Actuaries help organisations do data better. Drawing on our unique combination of skills — data science and modelling, risk management, and commercial acumen — we provide you with the insights you need to manage financial uncertainty, make informed decisions, and execute them confidently.