NZSA 2026-27 Strategy & Priorities: Member Sessional – Wellington
Join us 30 April in Wellington for our first member sessional of the year, where NZSA’s Council and CE will present our 2026/27 strategy and priorities.We’ll share updates on our […]
Join us 30 April in Wellington for our first member sessional of the year, where NZSA’s Council and CE will present our 2026/27 strategy and priorities.We’ll share updates on our […]
Join us 5 May in Auckland or Online for our first member sessional of the year, where NZSA’s Council and CE will present our 2026/27 strategy and priorities.We’ll share updates […]
Join the NZSA Student Committee for a relaxed evening of drinks and good company as we mark the end of the April exams!
Join the NZSA Student Committee for a relaxed evening of drinks and good company as we mark the end of the April exams!
We are delighted to invite all members to our first NZSA professionalism skills training events for 2026.
We are delighted to invite all members to our first NZSA professionalism skills training events for 2026.
Wednesday 24 June 2026 | 8:30am – 4:30pm
Shaping the Future — Regulation, Affordability, and Innovation
We invite all members to attend a sessional meeting to review, ask questions and discuss the exposure draft of the IPSA Amendment Bill.
The 2026 APAC Seminar brings together actuaries across APAC to share perspectives, debate live issues, and strengthen the professional standards that underpin our collective credibility.
Get a group from work together and get your tickets now for the 2026 Presidential Presentations, Winter Dinners and NZSA Awards! This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow Society members and celebrate achievements with the annual NZSA Awards.
Hosted by the General Insurance Committee, this webinar will be presented by James Russell and Dr Maxim Millen of Tonkin + Taylor. The session will introduce the engineering perspective on natural hazard risk, highlighting where engineering and actuarial expertise intersect. Using examples such as the Canterbury Earthquake Sequence and the recently released National Liquefaction Model, the presenters will demonstrate how engineering insights are helping shape understanding of risk and resilience.
Registrations are now open for the September AA Forum online meeting – all members are invited to attend.
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