General Features

After the dust settles

The new knowledge frontier

Geoff Trickey explains why it is important for decision-making teams to include people with a variety of risk dispositions

The new IFRS 17 regime: hit or miss?

“The most vulnerable section of society could benefit from a micro-insurer offering products where no member is excluded”

Once a year, UK investors receive a statement on the performance of their investments and pensions –  but the information provided is often shamefully baffling and incomprehensible.

Correlation matrices arise in many applications to model the dependence between variables. Dan Georgescu and Nick Higham ask what happens when we have a partially specified matrix and we wish to fill in the missing elements

Peter Wylie looks at the history of injury damage decisions and the involvement of actuarial calculations in court decisions

Brandon Horwitz looks at assessing value for money for investment funds, and how remedies adopted by the FCA aim to build on a duty to act in the best interests of investors