Health care

Elena Kulinskaya, Ilyas Bakbergenuly and Lisanne Gitsels revisit longevity modelling

Alistair Chamberlain, examines the impact that COVID-19 is having on business, the actuarial profession and the way we work

In a follow-up feature on risk management and personality, Geoff Trickey looks at the significance of risk types in personality in the response to COVID-19

Would the majority of COVID-19 victims have died this year anyway, as some have suggested? Matthew Edwards and Stuart McDonald investigate

Pamela Hellig considers how actuaries can learn from the principles of bioethics in carrying out their fiduciary duties

Elena Djarlijeva and Lucy Hoppe report on the rise of the ‘quantified self’ – and how wearable devices could impact the world of insurance

Matthew Edwards and Stuart McDonald investigate how COVID-19 mortality compares to previous pandemics, and what its effect on UK mortality this year could be

From epidemiology to polypharmacy, Matthew Edwards provides a selection of highlights from the IFoA’s forthcoming Longevity Bulletin

John Ferguson looks at the critical illness experience in Asia and what insurance claims tell us about future trends in the area

Matthew Edwards describes the methodology of the IFoAs Antibiotic Resistance Working Partys research, and shares its findings