The International Congress of Actuaries (ICA) is a conference held under the auspices of the International Actuarial Association every four years. The most recent conference was the 31st Congress, held in Berlin, Germany from 4 to 8 June 2018. The 33rd Congress will be held in Sydney, Australia in 2023 and the 34th in Tokyo, Japan in 2026.
Past congresses
- 1895 Brussels, Belgium
- 1898 London, United Kingdom
- 1900 Paris, France
- 1903 New York, United States
- 1906 Berlin, Germany
- 1909 Vienna, Austria
- 1912 Amsterdam, Netherlands
- 1915 St. Petersburg, Russia (organised but not held)
- 1927 London, United Kingdom
- 1930 Stockholm, Sweden
- 1934 Rome, Italy
- 1937 Paris, France
- 1940 Lucerne, Switzerland (organised but not held; papers published)
- 1951 Scheveningen, Netherlands
- 1954 Madrid, Spain
- 1957 New York, United States and Toronto, Canada
- 1960 Brussels, Belgium
- 1964 London and Edinburgh, United Kingdom
- 1968 Munich, Germany
- 1972 Oslo, Norway
- 1976 Tokyo, Japan
- 1980 Zurich and Lausanne, Switzerland
- 1984 Sydney, Australia
- 1988 Helsinki, Finland
- 1992 Montreal, Canada
- 1995 Brussels, Belgium
- 1998 Birmingham, United Kingdom
- 2002 Cancún, Mexico
- 2006 Paris, France
- 2010 Cape Town, South Africa
- 2014 Washington, D.C., United States
- 2018 Berlin, Germany
- 2023 Sydney, Australia
Future congresses
External links
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