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Loss Coverage attempts to dispel one such misconception regarding the value of adverse selection in insurance pricing markets.

Jean Eu gives advice on how to present well, get your message across and ensure your audience engages with it and remembers you

You can become skilful in stating your opposition without being disagreeable, says Ally Yates

Artificial organs look likely to play an increasingly important role in transplantation. Nay Wynn considers the implications for insurance

Simple rules of thumb can help guide people on how to manage their pension drawdown accounts, says Christine Ormrod

Andrew Lowe explains why an industry-wide contributory claims database would be invaluable for commercial property insurance

How big is the gender pay gap in our profession and how do we eliminate it?

Mark Williams questions the sustainability of gender-based actuarial factors in pension schemes in light of social and actuarial rationale

Anthony Fitzsimmons and Derek Atkins ask whether there is an opportunity for actuaries to address hard-to-quantify risks

Michael Sanders talks data science with actuary Peter Tompkins and explains how behavioural insights can be used to make people do things differently