Presidents of The Institute of Actuaries
- 1848-1860 John Finlaison (1783–1860)
- 1860-1867 Charles Jellicoe (1804–1882)
- 1867-1870 Samuel Brown(1812–1875)
- 1870-1872 William Barwick Hodge (1802–1885)
- 1872-1875 Robert Tucker (1815–1875)
- 1875-1878 John Hill Williams (1814–1887)
- 1878-1882 Arthur Hutcheson Bailey (1823–1912)
- 1882-1886 Thomas Bond Sprague MA LLD (1830–1920)
- 1886-1888 Archibald Day (1830–1904)
- 1888-1890 William Sutton MA (1842–1898)
- 1890-1892 Benjamin Newbatt (1834–1896)
- 1892-1894 Augustus Hendrik (1834–1905)
- 1894-1896 Alexander John Finlaison CB (1840–1900)
- 1896-1898 Thomas Emley Young BA FRAS (1843–1933)
- 1898-1900 Henry William Manly (1844–1914)
- 1900-1902 Charles Daniel Higham(1849–1935)
- 1902-1904 William Hughes (1839–1912)
- 1904-1906 Henry Cocburn (1848–1936)
- 1906-1908 Frank Bertrand Wyatt (1853–1929)
- 1908-1910 Sir George Francis Hardy KCB (1855–1914)
- 1910-1912 Sir Gerald Hemmington Ryan Bt (1861–1937)
- 1912-1914 Frederick Schooling (1851–1937)
- 1914-1916 Ernest Woods (1855–1932)
- 1916-1918 Samuel George Warner (1858–1928)
- 1918-1920 Geoffrey Marks CBE (1865–1938)
- 1920-1922 Sir Alfred William Watson KCB (1870–1936)
- 1922-1924 William Peyton Phelps MA (1865–1942)
- 1924-1926 Arthur Digby Besant BA (1869–1960)
- 1926-1928 Sir Joseph Burn KBE (1871–1950)
- 1928-1930 Abraham Levine MA (1870–1949)
- 1930-1932 Harold Moltke Trouncer MA (1871–1948)
- 1932-1934 Sir William Palin Elderton KBE PhD (Oslo) (1877–1962)
- 1934-1936 Charles Ronald Vawdrey Coutts (1876–1938)
- 1936-1938 Henry Brown MA (1876–1943)
- 1938-1940 Henry John Percy Oakley MC (1878–1942)
- 1940-1942 William Penman MBE (1880–1970)
- 1942-1944 Henry Edward Melville (1883–1976)
- 1944-1946 Reginald Claud Simmonds (1888–1969)
- 1946-1948 Sir Andrew Herrick Rowell MA (1890–1973)
- 1948-1950 Sir George Henry Mmaddex KBE (1895–1982)
- 1950-1952 Frederick August Andrew Menzler CBE BSc (1888–1968)
- 1952-1954 Walter Frank Gardner CBE (1900–1983)
- 1954-1956 John Farrant Bunford MA (1901–1992)
- 1956-1958 Charles Florestan Wood (1905–1979)
- 1958-1960 Frank Mitchell Redington MA (1906–1984)
- 1960-1962 John Henry Gunlake CBE (1905–1990)
- 1962-1964 Kenneth Ascough Usherwood CBE MA (1904–1988)
- 1964-1966 Sir Herbert Tetley KBE CB MA (1908–1999)
- 1966-1968 Bernard Benjamin PhD (1910–2002)
- 1968-1970 James Basil Holmes Pegler TD BA (1912–1992)
- 1970-1972 Ronald Sidney Skerman CBE BA (1914–2002)
- 1972-1974 Geoffrey Heywood MBE BA
- 1974-1976 Gordon Vernon Bayley CBE (1920–2004)
- 1976-1978 Charles Michael O’Brien MA
- 1978-1980 Peter Edward Moody CBE (1918–2004)
- 1980-1982 Antony Robin Napier Ratcliff
- 1982-1984 Colin Stewart Sinclair Lyon MA
- 1984-1986 Peter Gerald Moore PhD DSc
- 1986-1988 Marshall Hayward Field CBE
- 1988-1990 Roger David Corley CBE BSc
- 1990-1992 Hugh Hedley Scurfield MA
- 1992-1994 Leonard John Martin CBE
- 1994-1996 Christopher David Daykin CB MA
- 1996-1998 Duncan George Robin Ferguson MA
- 1998-2000 Paul Noel Thornton MA
- 2000-2002 Peter Nigel Stuckey Clark MA (1947–2006)
- 2002-2004 Jeremy Goford MA
- 2004-2006 Michael Pomery
- 2006-2008 Nicholas John Dumbreck
- 2008- Nigel Masters
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