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The financial sector is set to gain most from creating new sustainable products and services in response to climate change, a groundbreaking international study has revealed.

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has resulted in €56m (£49m) worth of fines since it came into force last May, insurance broker Marsh has revealed.

The actuarial profession is too focused on specialisation, argues Waqas Ahmed – the secret to success lies in polymathy

Global oil and gas firms are not disclosing enough information for investors to weigh up how growing concerns about climate change might affect that company's future production and long-term viability, Carbon Tracker has said.

Allan Martin discusses whether unfunded pension promises can all be kept

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Regular charity runner Charles Cowling recently completed one of the world’s six marathon majors, Tokyo, with son and actuarial student Tom.

May puzzles, including prize puzzle, and May solutions

Kate Smith explores the impact of pension automatic-enrolment in the UK and the lessons that might be applied elsewhere

Michael Fitzgerald looks at how organisations regard their social responsibilities and how these have evolved to become integral today