General Features

Kemi Bello considers how government, insurers and homeowners can usher in a new era of flood resilience before the Flood Re initiative ends in 2039

Ian Trim explores The Dasgupta Review’s findings on the importance of preserving natural capital, and the role actuaries can play in achieving this

Wendy Walford outlines the need for consistent and comparable sustainability disclosures, and discusses why two new standards from the International Sustainability Standards Board are a step in the right direction

Brandon Horwitz discusses the value that actuaries can bring as non-executive directors, and how those interested can get involved

Chelsea Adler discusses what it’s like to work in an insurtech start-up, and how it compares to her experience at a traditional insurance company in terms of culture, work-life balance and opportunities

Tan Suee Chieh and Nick Spencer share the lessons of the Project New Horizon programme, which aims to prepare the profession for an increasingly complex future

Matt Attard explores the challenges inherent working in a small island nation, and how curiosity and lateral thinking can help overcome these issues

Brandon Choong and Claire McColl discuss Solvency II reforms and their potential implications for the UK bulk purchase annuity market

India is getting to grips with ESG investment, says Ranjan Pant – and find that it is good for the balance sheet, as well as the world

Jerome Nollet and Karen Usher introduce the work of the Artificial Intelligence Ethics Risk Working Party, and why actuaries need to make themselves aware of the risks in this area