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IFoA Conference 2023 Plenary 2: Life after Covid
A summary of plenary 2 at the IFoA Conference (26 to 27 June 2023). The session had the topic of ‘Life after Covid: how will it impact our work and the skills we need?’
IFoA Conference 2023 plenary 4: role of actuaries in the financial services revolution
A summary of plenary 4 at the IFoA Conference (26 to 27 June 2023), which looked at the role of actuaries in the financial services revolution.
Thank Goodness it's not a Friday
The Covid-19 Actuaries Response Group (ARG) was born over the weekend of 7-8 March 2020. As the Lombardy region in Italy was being shut down, our group of concerned actuaries, epidemiologists and public health experts came together with the support and encouragement of the then President-elect, Tan Suee Chieh.
Stability and Stasis - Pensions Policy 17 Years Since The Pensions Commission
Ahead of his IFoA Conference 2022 plenary session, "Challenges ahead for pensions and the welfare state", Paul Johnson CBE, Director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, gives a brief overview of how far pension reform has come since the Pension Commission of the mid-2000s.
From bias to black boxes: understanding and managing the risks of AI from an actuarial perspective
Valerie du Preez from Dupro Advisory Actuartech, and Richard Galbraith from Canada Life, preview their presentation to the IFoA Conference 2023
Actuaries are human too: managing behavioural risks in expert judgement
Zoe Burdo and Ed Harrison from LCP preview their forthcoming presentation at the IFoA Conference 2023
On motivation: purpose and hybrid working
Actuary and author Jenny Segal previews her IFoA Conference 2023 presentation on the challenges and opportunities of the new post-pandemic world of work
IFoA Conference 2023 plenary 3: delivering the IFoA DEI strategy
A summary of plenary 3 at the IFoA Conference (26 to 27 June 2023). The session discussed ‘delivering the IFoA DEI strategy: making our profession diverse, equitable and inclusive for everyone’.