The Scottish Board’s role is to:
Under Regulation 15 of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, the purpose of the Scottish Board is “to foster the actuarial community in Scotland”.
You can find out more in the Scottish Board in the IFoA’s governance manual.
The Scottish Board reports on its activities and progress to the IFoA Board.
The Scottish Board meets four times a year. Below you will find information about upcoming board meetings for the 2024 to 2025 sessional year.
Scheduled dates:
For details on any upcoming Scottish events, please do regularly check our events calendar.
The Scottish Board is made up of:
Leader: Ian Sharpe
Deputy Leader: Mark Farmer
Council: Alan Rae
Council: Dermot Grenham
Council: Melanie Puri
Council: Sandy Trust
Council: Simon Jones
Council: Dr Yan Liu
Co-opted member: Andrew Murphy
Co-opted member: Anne-Marie Pettie
Co-opted member: Claire Yule
Lay-member: Graeme Jones
Co-opted member: Jane Gormley
Co-opted member: Lewis Currie
Co-opted member: Nawazish Ali
Co-opted member: Philip Darke
Co-opted member: Royd Sheikh
Co-opted member: Saorlaith O'Neill
Co-opted member: Thomas Taylor
Co-opted member: Zoe McCrossan
FASS President: Rachel Binnie
GASS President: Liam Dillon
Executive support for the Scottish Board is Joanne Davis, Head of Communities Engagement and Wendy Lindsay, Communities Project Coordinator.
For more information, please email the Scottish Board executive support at: scottish.board@actuaries.org.uk