In this instalment of ‘Fast five with Fintechs’, we ask Daniel Sandaver abut his experience setting up Australian scaleup company ‘Codafication’. Its platform ‘Unity’ has commercialised with some large insurers…
Student Editor Lucky Joeng outlines a checklist to help you plan the next step in your actuarial studies, based on feedback from students and the help of the Actuaries Institute’s Education Team.
In part two of this series on phone addiction, Jethro Goodchild highlights the way phones are feeding the human need for attention and the changing nature of social interaction and moral codes.
The Asia Tour 2019 kicked off in Beijing with a valuable update from the Chinese Regulator which highlighted the 'serious actuarial practitioners shortfall' in China given its premium market size.
Designed by actuaries, 10Life became the #1 mobile app for insurance search terms in Hong Kong last year. Director Iris Lun will present at the Joint Regional Seminar at the Actuaries Institute next month.
Is there an alternative to drawing the minimum legislated rate in Account-Based Pensions? Rein van Rooyen discusses a new paper which investigates how alternatives may affect pensioner welfare.
The government-hosted National Resilience Taskforce focused on natural disasters concluded on 28 June 2019 and has delivered a framework and a knowledge hub to foster greater collaboration across sectors in reducing disaster risks. This article gives an overview of the deliverables and points out where actuaries can potentially be involved.
It’s been three months since the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) released their Information Paper - Climate Change: Awareness to action. We’ve checked in with Geoff Summerhayes from APRA to chat about the findings and actions from the Paper.
Rein van Rooyen (Head of Investment Performance and Data at QSuper) interviews Estelle Liu (Consultant at Rice Warner) about the recent activities of one of the most active groups within the Actuaries Institute, the Superannuation Projection and Disclosure Subcommittee (SPD).
Actuary and Rhodes Scholar Ian Pollard, together with his daughter Jess Pollard, a career coach, authored the pocket-book Mental Spinach. This brief look at the book's four 'Lenses' outlines important questions to reflect on to design your life and build an engaging and fulfilling career. *Includes four podcasts!*
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