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Sunday 15 September 2019

LATEST NEWS

Half of DC pensions to add ESG focus to their default investment strategies

Opinion

All accounted forYou have to know accounting. It's the language of practical business life. It was a very useful thing to deliver to civilisation.
Generally speakingA message from John Taylor, the president of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries.
Wellbeing worriesNationalism is a tool increasingly used by leaders to bolster their authority, especially amid difficult economic and political conditions, according to Richard M Haas, president of the Council of Foreign Relations.

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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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Careers AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

Getting on boardSeamus Creedon explains the important role played by non-executive directors and the opportunities this creates for actuaries
Off the beaten trackThe actuarial skillset is incredibly versatile, says Bruno Bodega here's how you can leverage it to further your career trajectory
In good companyNick Salter, current Master of the Worshipful Company of Actuaries, explains what the WCA does- and why it's worth joining
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
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