Soft skills

Brandon Horwitz discusses the value that actuaries can bring as non-executive directors, and how those interested can get involved

Chelsea Adler discusses what it’s like to work in an insurtech start-up, and how it compares to her experience at a traditional insurance company in terms of culture, work-life balance and opportunities

Matt Attard explores the challenges inherent working in a small island nation, and how curiosity and lateral thinking can help overcome these issues

Does the beauty of economic maths make economists and the mathematically minded more right wing? Nico Aspinall considers the arguments

Chris Sutton speaks to three members of the Risk Management Board about how best to communicate risk to stakeholders and other audiences

Business Ethics promises to be a practical guide to a difficult topic.

New IFoA president Matt Saker talks to Ruolin Wang about his career and how the actuarial profession can continue to flourish in the coming decades

Ibrahim Muhanna looks at the state of the actuarial profession around the world, and considers what it might take to narrow the gaps in resources

I didn’t know when I moved to Bridgend, Wales that I was walking in the footsteps of actuarial greatness. I soon learnt to share the town’s pride in its son William Morgan (1750-1833), widely known as the ‘father of actuarial science’. This biography justifies that appellation and much, much more.

Mukami Njeru and Lucy Muthoni talk to Kim Chimsasa and Chris Seekings about their work at the Actuarial Academy of East Africa, and improving access to the profession on the continent