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Thursday 20 June 2019

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Investors demand climate risk disclosures from over 700 companies

Opinion

A bright futureDuring my time as president, I've called on the profession to step out of the shadows and gain the recognition that I believe it deserves.
Sustain and gainEnvironmental concerns are growing across many parts of the globe. What started as a technical debate about climate change has permeated throughout society, making it into people's daily discussions.
Crack the codeLast month, the revised Actuaries' Code came into force, serving as an important reminder of the high ethical standards the public have come to expect from members of the IFoA

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2019 issue themes and deadlines

PREDICTIONS - Summer 2017

Challenging the way we think

Welcome to the second issue of Predictions, a supplement produced by The Actuary magazine, and sponsored by Aon. Political events around the world over the past year have set us on a different course. But with change comes opportunity, and that has never been so true as it is today, with the capabilities technology can offer. In this issue we explore this idea with a focus on modelling.

PREDICTIONS

Welcome to the first issue of Predictions, a supplement and dedicated microsite produced by The Actuary magazine, and sponsored by Willis Towers Watson, exploring the challenges and new opportunities technology presents for the financial sector and the actuarial profession.

Read Sept 16 issue here.

Read July 17 issue here.

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Interview: Sir John CurticeSir John Curtice, professor of politics at Strathclyde University, talks with Stephen Hyams and Francisco Sebastian about surveys, election polling, Brexit and electoral reform
IFoA Life Research Committee: Life less ordinaryRichard Schneider describes the IFoA Life Research Committee's activities, instigating member-led research and giving members a voice in the wider financial world
Taking the lead in data scienceJohn Taylor, president-elect of the IFoA, reflects on the growth of big data and why actuaries should be at the heart of it
The computer will see you nowGeorge Burton asks whether the hype around AI in healthcare is merited and if so, how could it affect the role of future actuaries?
Out of the echo chamberChika Aghadiuno on the importance of allowing our views to be challenged