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Lewis Maleh suggests how actuaries must evolve in a changing environment.

Helena Ingram, Matt Saker, Michael Crawford and Louise Pryor talk to Chris Seekings about how the profession is evolving and share their thoughts on the IFoA's plans for a Chartered Actuary qualification.

Hetal Patel, Cyprian Njamma and the IFoA working party on LIBOR reform discuss the process and implications of transitioning away from the scandal-hit benchmark rate.

Chris Tavener considers the implications of a slowdown in mortality improvements for actuarial advice to defined benefit pension schemes.

Little is known about the effects of e-cigarettes on users’ health. Niel Daniels, Mark Paulson and IFoA working party members examine the implications for life and health insurance.

Studies show consumers and providers view a with-profits benefits statement in different ways, so should we be communicating value more clearly? Rosalind Rossouw and Ben Stroud investigate.

After consecutive decades of improvement, longevity is stalling. Matthew Edwards looks atthe factors involved.

Maurice Ewing talks to Richard Purcell about accommodating unconscious bias in business culture and why risk functions should play a bigger role in navigating the future.

Katie Jameson explains how marketing automation is revolutionising the insurance industry.