Asian Actuaries Association
The Asian Actuaries Association brings together twelve actuarial associations across Asia and Australia. We aim to develop international collaboration in the actuarial field.
Our network
Participating associations
Actuaries Institute
actuaries.asn.au
Connection across regions
Mission
The Asian Actuaries Association (AsAA) aims to develop international collaboration in the actuarial field. We are a non-political, non-governmental, non-religious and non-profit-making association. The Executive Board (EB) is the governing body of the AsAA. The Executive Board meets at least once every two years in conjunction with the Asian Actuarial Congress.
Objective
We aim to:
- Exchange ideas and information on all areas of actuarial knowledge.
- Discuss subjects of mutual interest related to actuarial theory and practice, focusing on the economic and regulatory conditions in Asia.
- Promote the actuarial profession within the Asian region.
- Discuss standards of competence and conduct within the actuarial profession.
- Work towards establishing a database of information relevant to actuaries.
- Hold meetings and discussions, publish papers, reports, sponsor investigations and promote educational activities.
- Hold a conference once every two years.
- Maintain contact with other actuarial non-actuarial professional organisations and individuals.
Our history
Since 1981, the Asian Actuaries Association has reached almost 30,000 members and hosted 22 actuarial conferences.
Established in 1981, the Asian Actuaries Association was originally known as the "East Asian Actuarial Congress" (EAAC) and was renamed the "Asian Actuarial Congress'" (AAC) in 2014 to encompass all of Asia. In 2019, the Board decided to rename it the "Asian Actuaries Association" (AsAA) to provide clarity when referring to the group.
The AsAA convenes a conference called the "Asian Actuarial Conference" (AAC) at least once every two years. The purpose is to present and discuss papers on actuarial topics of current interest.
The Constitution of the EAAC was signed at the 8th EAAC in Tokyo.
The Institute of Actuaries of India joined the EAAC at the 12th EAAC in Manila.
The Constitution of the EAAC was amended, and the Actuaries Institute joined at the 14th EAAC in Tokyo.
The Constitution of the AsAA was signed in 2022.
- 2024 Hong Kong, 22-25 October
- 2023 Australia, 28 May - 1 June. International Congress of Actuaries hosted in Sydney.
- 2022 Australia. AAC merged and moved to ICA 2023.
- 2021 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – cancelled.
- 2020 Bali, Indonesia – cancelled.
- 2019 Singapore, 21–24 October 2019.
- 2018 Hong Kong, 16–19 September 2018.
- 2016 Gurgaon, India, 9–12 November 2016.
- 2015 Bangkok, Thailand, 3–6 November 2015.
- 2014 Chinese Taipei, 12–15 October 2014. Name changed to Asian Actuarial Congress from East Asian Actuarial Congress.
- 2013 Singapore, 15–18 October 2013.
- 2011 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 10–13 October 2011. EAAC decided to hold the event annually starting in 2013.
- 2009 Seoul, Korea, 12–15 October 2009.
- 2007 Tokyo, Japan, 9–12 October 2007, Australia joined EAAC, Constitution amended at 14th EAAC.
- 2005 Bali, Indonesia, 12–15 September 2005.
- 2003 Manila, Philippines, 12–15 October 2003. EAAC logo adopted, India joined EAAC.
- 2001 Hong Kong, 7–10 October 2001.
- 1999 Seoul, Korea, 3– 6 October 1999. Decision to create EAAC flag made at 10th EAAC.
- 1997 Bangkok, Thailand, 19–22 October 1997.
- 1995 Tokyo, Japan. Constitution of EAAC signed at 8th EAAC.
- 1993 Singapore, 30 November – 3 December 1993.
- 1991 Bali, Indonesia, October 1991.
- 1989 Chinese Taipei. Constitution of EAAC drafted, planning meeting began in 1990.
- 1987 Hong Kong, 25–27 May 1987.
- 1985 Manila, Philippines, 1– 3 December 1985.
- 1983 Singapore. Title changed to "East-Asian Actuarial Conference."
- 1981 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. "Actuarial Society of Malaysia, 1981 International Seminar."
Upcoming events
The Asian Actuarial Conferences is hosted every year by local member associations across Asia:
- 2024 Hong Kong
- 2025 Thailand (in conjunction with Society of Actuaries of Thailand’s 50th anniversary). View more details and register here .
- 2026 Singapore (in conjunction with the Singapore Actuarial Society’s 50th anniversary)
- 2027 Korea
- 2028 Philippines (in conjunction with the Actuarial Society of the Philippines' 75th anniversary)
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