[
Skip to content
]
ABOUT
SUBSCRIBE
CONTRIBUTE
ADVERTISE
CONTACT
SEARCH
Text Size:
A
A
A |
The magazine of the Institute & Faculty of Actuaries
LIFE
PENSIONS
GI
INVESTMENT
RISK & ERM
HEALTH
REINSURANCE
ENVIRONMENT
REGULATION
MODELLING
CAREERS
WHITEPAPERS
HOME
NEWS
FEATURES
INTERVIEWS
OPINION
INTERNATIONAL
EVENTS
STUDENT
ARTS
PUZZLES
JOBS
s
.
Interviews
Interview: John Taylor
Incoming president John Taylor met with Francisco Sebastian to discuss his priorities for his term, the issues the profession faces, and how globalisation, technology and consumer education will be key themes on the agenda
Access to cash: a challenge
Ian Collier and the Cashless Society Working party suggest the UK government look beyond protecting cash and instead 'leapfrog' the vulnerable into the digital economy
Interview: Hetan Shah
Hetan Shah is a man who wears a lot of hats: chair of the Friends Provident foundation, deputy chair of the Ada Lovelace Institute, visiting professor at King's College London, and member of the advisory board of the Science Media Centre among other non-executive commitments. Most days, however, he can be found at the Royal Statistical Society, where he is executive director. It's at the Society's offices, near Old Street in London, that I sit down with Shah to discuss his work and the work of the society
Interview: Sir John Curtice
Sir John Curtice, professor of politics at Strathclyde University, talks with Stephen Hyams and Francisco Sebastian about surveys, election polling, Brexit and electoral reform
Interview: Tim Noakes
Professor Tim Noakes tells Sarah Bennett about his work challenging conventional medical wisdom around diabetes and cholesterol something that could have interesting ramifications for actuaries working in health and life
Interview: Hilary Salt
Hilary Salt talks to Stephen Hyams about collective defined contribution pension schemes and how actuaries should engage more with the public
Wise heads, helping hands
After a successful pilot early last year, the IFoA's Buddy System launched in November 2018. Dawn McIntosh describes how the scheme, which is based on members volunteering to provide support free of charge, has progressed so far
Guiding star
Speaking to Chika Aghadiuno, Daisy Coke reflects on a life at the vanguard of the Jamaican actuarial profession
A seat at the table
Pauline Gordon, Monica Ho, Lesley-Ann Morgan, Reena Thakkar and Theny Thiagarajan discuss why so few women work in senior finance roles and how this might be addressed
Interview: Lord Paul Myners
Lord Paul Myners talks with Stephen Hyams about the economic outlook, Brexit, fintech, short-termism in investments and pension matters
Page:
[
1
]
[
2
]
[
3
]
[
4
]
[
5
]
[
6
]
[
7
]
[
8
]
[
9
]
[
10
]
[
+11
]
[
«
Previous
|
Next
»
]
Configure your Portal
Restore page default settings
Restore page default settings
(article) feature
Edit
Configuration
Title
Update
Cancel
RELATED LINKS
Interview: Shaping the future
Breaching digital risks
Liboring the issue
VFA: How do your contracts measure up?