Company of Actuaries Charitable Trust Fund

The Trust funded registered charities that prioritised mathematical education or had an actuary or member of the Company actively involved. Support was directed at education and skills development, with a particular emphasis on mathematical learning. The Trust supported initiatives that promote mathematical education, such as educational programmes and resources. It also backed charities where actuaries or Company members were actively engaged, which could include a range of charitable activities. The Trust's geographic focus was on London and the surrounding areas, particularly the City of London, reflecting its roots in the actuarial profession.

The Trust accepted applications from registered charities. To be eligible, a charity had to either focus on mathematical education or have an actuary or member of the Company actively involved in its work. The Trust welcomed unsolicited applications. Its geographic priority was London and the surrounding areas, particularly the City of London. There was no religious restriction. The Trust did not impose any income limits on charities, but the emphasis was on those with a clear connection to the actuarial profession or mathematical education.

The Trust did not fund organisations that were not registered charities. It also did not support projects that lacked a mathematical education focus or active involvement from an actuary or member of the Company. The Trust did not fund general charitable causes that fell outside these priorities. It did not support individuals or non-registered entities.