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John Taylor reflects on the highlights of the IFoA’s campaign on the transfer of risk from institutions to individuals

What is the Certificate in Data Science, and how is it boosting actuaries’ data literacy? Manuel León-Urrutia explains

Alexandre Boumezoued and Éric Lecoeur explore different models for successful R&D

Is there a role for automation in selecting a reserving technique? Caesar Balona and Ronald Richman share their thoughts

Chris Lewin highlights the valuable skills that actuaries can bring to risk management, and proposes a system for applying actuarial principles in this area

Michael Ducker and Ian Lennox discuss emerging research on lifestyle choices, and the potential implications for risk assessment

Marco Spagnuolo explores how customer retention management can be a win-win-win for customers, insurers and society at large

Global insured losses from wildfires, flooding and other natural disasters increased by 50% last year amid ongoing climate change and urbanisation, Swiss Re has revealed.

The majority of UK insurers expect to keep a hybrid system of home and office working following the COVID-19 crisis, despite many admitting that it makes them more vulnerable to cyber attacks.

US senators have written a letter to major insurance companies asking them to explain how their fossil fuel underwriting and investment policies align with their sustainability commitments.