part-3

Shane Whelan tries to explain why actuaries failed to capitalise on their century-old head start in the field of financial economics.

Chris Cannon talks to Graham Jung of Goldman Sachs about the opportunities available to actuaries considering a move into the investment industry

Jill Green outlines the importance of conserving biodiversity and how actuaries could play a part.

What is SONIA, and why are banks using it instead of LIBOR to calculate collateral? Michael DeWeirdt and Andrew Smith investigate

Margaret de Valois Lowe gives us a clue

David Holland explores the evolution of reinsurance from its maritime origins to the present day

Mark Chaplin examines some of the effective risk-management options available to companies and regulators worldwide.

Chris Lewin highlights the roles that the Royal Navy and a Kentish town played in the history of occupational pension schemes.

Katrina Malone continues her account of the history of the first women actuaries.

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