INQA Forums: A New Space for Qualified Actuaries patrick.lee@inqa.com

Personalised page for Patrick Lee

Welcome to my personalised page on the International Qualified Actuaries Group website.

I am Patrick Lee and I qualified as FIA (Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries) in 1989.

After spending 9 years at R Watson and Sons (now Willis Towers Watson) in first their pensions then their investment consulting practice (ending up as partner leading their asset allocation consulting in Europe), I set up my own actuarial and other software firm in 1995 with Alun Marriott and then world renowned actuary Professor David Wilkie CBE FFA FIA.

I specialise in cloud software in the Microsoft ecosystem but also with a strong interest in AI.

I am also the founder and General Secretary of the International Qualified Actuaries group.

As well as my page on here, you can also find my content on:

My personal professional website (pjlee.net)

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