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The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) and sustainability body IEMA have today published a new guide to help companies engage with the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD).

Sen Hu and Adrian O’Hagan investigate how cluster analysis with copulas can improve insurance claims forecasting

Małgorzata Śmietanka and Philip Treleaven explain the technologies making up the data-driven insurance picture

Darko Popovic, Chadwick Cheung and Zhixin Lim of the Risk Management in a Digital World Working Party run through some of the most commonly asked questions about blockchain

Patrick Kelliher covers issues in modelling dependencies between operational and non-operational risks

UK employers will be reimbursed for pension contributions this year under a new £2bn 'Kickstart' scheme unveiled in chancellor Rishi Sunak's summer economic update today.

Universal Credit (UC) rules should be revamped so that renters can receive insurance payouts with no deduction to their benefits, a new report from the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) has suggested.

Radu Popescu and Daniel Suciu compare and contrast backtesting in insurance and banking

Alan Forrest shares the importance of model risk management in the banking sector

John Bayliss writes about his secondment from the Government Actuary’s Department to UK Government Investments as head of modelling – particularly in relation to the government’s student loan portfolio