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Unveiling the post-pandemic landscape
Key insights from the CMI Assurances Committee’s latest working paper on term assurances
Climate scenarios in general insurance
The IFoA Sustainability Working Party’s climate scenarios sub-group explores use of climate scenarios in the non-life insurance industry and by regulators in assessing climate change impact. The authors focus on the developed insurance markets in North America and Europe.
A new series of pensioner mortality tables
The Continuous Mortality Investigation (CMI) Self-administered Pension Schemes (SAPS) Committee has published the ‘S4’ Series pension scheme mortality tables.
More investment in UK infrastructure: are pooled funds the answer?
Chris Lewin of the IFoA’s Infrastructure Working Party explores the UK government’s options for getting more investment into UK infrastructure
Positioning the profession for the data science revolution
Peter Knowles of specialist recruitment agency, IGA Talent Solutions*, on the demand for a new breed of actuary in insurance
Pension annuitant mortality in 2022… where are we now?
Vicky Webb (of Hannover Re), member of the CMI Annuities Committee, reflects on the key findings of their analysis of the mortality experience of pension annuities in payment in 2022.
AI actuarial policy update 2
The second blog in a series setting out significant aspects of AI policy development from the IFoA, UK government, and international jurisdictions.
The rise of the ‘citizen developer’: empowering actuaries with data science
Affiliate member and CEO of Reitigh Software Limited, Brian Walsh, describes the dangers and opportunities as actuaries get to grips with new tools.
Environmental risks and biodiversity tipping points
Esin Yilmaz Caglar, Mary Goldman, and Nick Spencer of the IFoA’s Biodiversity Working Party explore the findings of a report on global tipping points and the implications for actuaries
The value of digital mental health tools in insurance
Mark Jones joined the IFoA’s Mental Health Working Party recent webinar on the value of digital mental health tools in insurance. Mark, a member of the working party, explores some of the session’s highlight and offers his own insight on the discussion.