Investment

Louise Pryor and Nick Spencer discuss the IFoA’s recent progress on climate-related risk and their work as co-chairs of the Climate-Related Risk Taskforce

Major US insurance companies still have nearly $90bn (£64bn) invested in coal, which is the single biggest contributor to anthropogenic climate change.

Companies worth a total of $856bn (£619bn) in the heavy industry sectors are failing to align their CO2 emissions with the Paris Agreement, analysis by the Transition Pathway Initiative (TPI) has found.

Insurance technology companies attracted a record $7.1bn (£5.15bn) of investment across 377 deals last year, analysis by Willis Towers Watson (WTW) has revealed.

Matt Roberts-Sklar and Sheila Torrance explain why there is increased attention on liquidity risk from margin calls

Iain Allan talks to Chris Seekings and Mahidhara Davangere about his unconventional career path, and the exciting opportunities awaiting actuaries in the banking world

New research reveals the need for improved pension trustee decision making, says Peter Ayton

Ren Lin and Callum Duffy challenge the common arguments used by those contemplating pension buy-ins

The majority of defined contribution (DC) pension schemes in the UK are not paying proper attention to the risks and opportunities of climate change, the Pensions Regulator (TPR) has warned today.

BlackRock – the world's largest asset manager – has today asked all companies to disclose how their business models will be compatible with net-zero emissions by 2050.