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With another exam session over, guest contributor Richard Quintian reflects on life after your final set

There is no need be paralysed by uncertainty as the business environment evolves, say Colin Price and Sharon Toye. Instead they suggest a fast, but low-risk way of adapting to change

Additional disclosure is needed in company accounts, says Matthew Harrison, to reveal the full extent of defined benefit pension obligations and risks

Climate risk will alter both the geographical and financial landscapes, but leading insurers are divesting from fossil fuels, says Peter Bosshard

The living standards replacementrate (LSRR) is a more accurate alternative measure for evaluating retirement income adequacy, explains Bonnie-Jeanne MacDonald

In the third of a series of articles, Paul Harwood says experts should persevere in a post-truth world

Pradip Tapadar and Guy Thomas argue that some adverse selection can be a good thing in insurance

Cormac Gleeson and Paul O’Dwyer ask whether managers should incorporate the well-known trading adage into their portfolio strategies

Dr Quintin Rayer looks at how putting portfolios through stress testing can ensure that trustees are actively working to protect their assets from extreme market events

Jeremy Lee and Richard Purcell talk to Paul Sweeting about research, becoming a novelist, and the importance of cheerleaders for the profession