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Actuaries from South-East Asia: Jessica Adrianto
As part of our global series, we caught up with Jessica Adrianto, based in Indonesia, to find out more about her journey to becoming an actuary.
What do developing countries need to deal with the threat of climate change?
The world’s 152 developing nations are likely to be those most impacted by climate change – and have economies least able to recover from its dire consequences. Our Road to Glasgow webinar, which took place just before COP26, reflected on this crucial question with an expert panel.
Geopolitical risk and securitisation markets: edge of chaos
Geopolitical risk and securitisation markets: edge of chaos
India’s oldest actuarial firm and its growing international reach
As Mumbai-based firm K. A. Pandit becomes the first company in India to achieve the QAS accreditation, Kulin Patel (CEO/Partner) and Niyati Pandit (Chief Services Officer) describe how the firm has benefitted from its relationship with the IFoA over the years.
Meeting global net zero: how equipped is the USA’s investment market?
This is part of a series of blogs exploring the investment markets in some of the largest greenhouse gas emitting countries outside the UK and EU. We delve into how these investment markets are supporting the net zero transition. Here, Randall Ramsahai and Saskia Praill tackle the USA.
India: the road to net zero by 2070
This is part of a series of blogs exploring the investment markets in some of the largest greenhouse gas emitting countries outside the UK and EU. We delve into how these investment markets are supporting the net zero transition. Here, Neha Agarwala examines India’s progress.
Net zero investing in Brazil
This is part of a series of blogs exploring the investment markets in some of the largest greenhouse gas emitting countries outside the UK and EU. We delve into how these investment markets are supporting the net zero transition. Here, Martin Earle explores net zero challenges and opportunities in the world’s seventh largest economy: Brazil.
How are green bonds helping China’s efforts to achieve net zero?
This is part of a series of blogs about net zero investment in different regions of the world outside of UK and EU. We explore how different countries are approaching the net zero transition and the investment markets that exist to support this. Here, Randall Ramsahai focuses on China.
Net zero investing in Indonesia
This is part of a series of blogs about net zero investment in different regions of the world outside of UK and EU. The series explores how net zero investment markets vary in different countries and the extent to which they are supporting the net zero transition. Here, Martin Earle takes a look at Indonesia.
Global net zero: How countries with the largest emissions are investing to finance the transition
Ruth Bryson, Chair of the IFoA’s Net Zero and the Implications for Investment Portfolios Working Party, introduces the working party’s new paper which explores how the biggest global emitters are investing to finance the green transition.