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What can smoking tell us about future mortality improvements? Mark Paulson reports

The public, organisations and government are bombarded with facts on a daily basis. Ed Swires-Hennessy gives advice on how to present information that will be understood

Alan Chalk provides an introduction to the science of ‘machine learning’, and believes it has a place in the actuarial skillset of the future

With the cap on care put on the back-burner by the UK government, Hamish Wilson looks at what this might mean for individuals and the future of product development

Margaret Snowdon OBE, a prominent figure in the pensions world, talks to Yvonne Wan and Jeremy Lee about her many industry roles, her thoughts on the pensions landscape and the future for actuaries

The reinsurance industry is still coming to terms with the influx of financial investors into the industry via insurance-linked securities – but it needs to do so quickly, as they are here to stay, argue Leon Beukes and Graham Fulcher