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Student page: Appetite for destruction

Adeetya Tantia examines the Girl with Balloon shredding incident from an insurance perspective
8th May 2019
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Reaching milestones

We measure progress by looking back at milestones achieved, and ahead to our changing world and how we will navigate it.
8th May 2019
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Join the conversation

In early June, Council will be holding one of its quarterly meetings in Africa.
8th May 2019
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Revolution and evolution

The world is in the midst of another industrial revolution. In recent years, we have heard almost daily about new scientific discoveries and technical innovations coming out of places such as Silicon Valley, London, and Shenzhen, China.
8th May 2019
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Actuary of the future: Vanessa Chinhengo

On the record with Vanessa Chinhengo, student and actuary of the future
8th April 2019
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Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist

Chris Paterson's review of Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist by Kate Raworth.
5th April 2019
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Letters: Damsels in distress approach is not helpful

Letter from Lee Faulkner FIA.
5th April 2019
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Letters: Too many risks

Letter from Charles Cowling.
5th April 2019
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Letters: Climate control

Letter from Louise Pryor and Simon Jones, Chair and Deputy Chair of the Resource and Environment board.
5th April 2019
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IFoA Council: put to the vote

The environment that actuaries work in continues to change rapidly, and the IFoA relies on the expertise of our Council members to help guide us through the many challenges these changes bring.
5th April 2019
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