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ICA2026 – Registration Is Officially Open!

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Registration for ICA 2026 is now open!

How to Register
Please register through our official website.

If you are a potential speaker, please wait for the review results in mid-December, and if accepted, register as a speaker.
The main speaker of an accepted paper/presentation is eligible for the speaker discount.
For those attending in person with companions, please purchase additional social tickets for them.

Early Bird Discounts
Register by April 15th to receive a Super Early Bird discount (22%), or by July 15th for an Early Bird discount (11%).

Don't wait - register early!

Call for Papers Submissions

We received 637 submissions, more than in past congresses in Berlin and Sydney. Thank you to everyone who submitted!

Submissions came from a total of 59 countries and regions, including Asia-Oceania, North America, Europe, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. This shows that ICA 2026 is attracting strong interest from around the world.

Furthermore, we received submissions across a wide range of fields, including Life Insurance, Non-Life Insurance, Pensions/Social Security, and more. We expect lively cross-disciplinary discussions at ICA 2026. Notably, the Data Science/AI subject received as many submissions as Pensions/Social Security, ranking just behind Life and Non-Life Insurance, demonstrating significant interest in this subject.

Currently, submissions are under review by the IAA Section representatives and IAJ Scientific Subcommittee members. Results will be announced in mid-December, so please stay tuned for the full ICA 2026 programme!

Keynotes Speakers

Dorothy L. Andrews, Ph.D.

Senior Behavioral Data Scientist and Actuary for the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (USA)

Soichi Noguchi, Ph.D.

Astronaut, Professor, Voice Actor (Japan)

Themes and Plenary Speakers

Explore the Plenary Themes and the Experts Leading the Conversation

AI-Empowered Actuary: Shaping Social Impact, Inspiring Trust
Machine Learning Applications in Actuarial Work: Regulatory and Practical Perspectives
The IAA AI Task Force: Helping Actuaries Engage with and Advance AI
Challenge to Climate Change
Challenge to Disaster Prevention
Challenges of Public Health Insurance in a Super-Aging Society: Japan's Experience as one of the fastest aging countries in the world
Universal Health Care and Management Competition
Securing income for old age in super-aged societies
Four Years after IFRS 17 Implementation: What Has Changed? What Lies Ahead?
ICS and Beyond ICS of Prudential Regulation
How can we collaborate to develop the actuarial capacities in emerging markets?
Leadership in an Age of Disruption: Embracing Change, Inspiring Growth