The Actuary April 2022

Actuaries are well placed to help humanity prevent many of the gravest risks it faces, argues Sanjay Joshi

Sharad Bajla and Rajeshwarie VS compare the COVID-19 response and impact on insurance in two very different Asian nations

Chris Martin and Steve Bale discuss how actuaries modelled the impacts of critical care demand and long COVID during the pandemic

Maryam Abdullah shares the ICAT’s approach to pandemic scenario modelling, and potential lessons for climate modelling

Jinit Shah, Simon Sheaf and Simon Perry explain Part VII transfers and their use during the past few years, particularly in relation to Brexit

Alan O’Loughlin looks at the impact of the pandemic on motor insurance consumer behaviour, and the long-term impact for pricing

While open data sources can present a challenge for insurers, it can be worth persevering, says Sandrine Huynh

Simon Brimblecombe shares his experiences working as a social security actuary in south-east Asia

Are insurers doing enough to help wean the planet off fossil fuels? Peter Bosshard looks at coverage provided to coal, oil and gas

Ian Rowe and Jack Halligan showcase how artificial intelligence could be used to improve cancer diagnosis and treatment