The magazine of the Institute & Faculty of Actuaries

Interviews

Interview: Tim NoakesProfessor 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 SaltHilary Salt talks to Stephen Hyams about collective defined contribution pension schemes and how actuaries should engage more with the public
Guiding starSpeaking to Chika Aghadiuno, Daisy Coke reflects on a life at the vanguard of the Jamaican actuarial profession
A seat at the tablePauline 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 MynersLord Paul Myners talks with Stephen Hyams about the economic outlook, Brexit, fintech, short-termism in investments and pension matters
Interview: Rosaline Chow KooRosaline Chow Koo is the founder and CEO of fintech start-up CXA Group, which recently won InsurTech of the Year at the Asia Insurance Industry Awards. Sharad Bajla and Francisco Sebastian spoke with her about her journey.
Can we help consumers avoid running out of money in retirement?Pensions are all about providing an income for life, right?
Interview: Patrick RaaflaubPatrick Raaflaub talks to Paul Malloy about emerging risks from automation and cyber risk to climate change.
Interview: Maurice EwingMaurice Ewing talks to Richard Purcell about accommodating unconscious bias in business culture and why risk functions should play a bigger role in navigating the future.
Chartered Actuary qualification: Moving with the timesHelena Ingram, Matt Saker, Michael Crawford and Louise Pryor talk to Chris Seekings about how the profession is evolving and share their thoughts on the IFoA's plans for a 'Chartered Actuary' qualification.