The Actuary December 2022

On 9 September 2022, the Adjudication Panel considered an allegation of misconduct against Mr Murat Asiliskender (the respondent).

The IFoA Review Team will shortly publish its fifth report, Equity release: actuaries working in propositions and pricing (bit.ly/AMS_Publications).

Michael Sher discusses how pension fund trustees could demonstrate to stakeholders that they are acting on climate risk

This year’s IFoA member survey closes on Tuesday 6 December.

Actuarial training is all about the long-term – Bradley Shearer and Helena Ingram explore how we can think about our careers in the same way

As part of our ongoing work on the Great Risk Transfer (the trend in which risk is transferred to individuals from institutions such as employers, the state and financial services providers), the IFoA has partnered with the David Hume Institute to produce a report, Have we got the balance right? (bit.ly/GRT_Balance_right).

Catrin Townsend considers some effective ways to answer this often-dreaded question

Booking for our January 2023 climate risk and sustainability course is open for members until 16 December. The dates for the 2023 courses and seminars are:

Climate change is a risk management problem on a global scale: even 1.5°C of global warming could trigger multiple climate tipping points and multi-metre sea level rise, which may be irreversible.

Stefania Varnava and Yiannis Parizas examine the benefits of using agile methodology within the insurance industry