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Third highest Australian Actuaries Climate Index reflects soaked spring

The Australian Actuaries Climate Index has been updated for Spring 2022, with the results showing extreme weather conditions that have led to continued flooding in the southeast. The index measures the frequency of extreme weather conditions and sea levels across Australia and how these vary over time.

by Rade Musulin

Posted 19 January 2023

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Re-envisioning superannuation and empowering members

Whether as financial experts or as superannuation members, pretty much

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Posted 25 January 2023

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2022 Recap: Key law reforms and judicial rulings impacting the insurance industry

The insurance industry is a highly regulated one. As such,

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Demystifying reinsurance optimisation

Reinsurance optimisation is an integral part of managing a modern

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Posted 25 January 2023

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AI voice analytics for contact centre conduct risk detection and monitoring

On 24 November last year, Deloitte and Swiss Re held

by Brendan Fehon and Mike Fowlds

Posted 25 January 2023

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Lessons from the Joint YAP NSW & AGRA discussion

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by Andrew Newbound

Posted 25 January 2023

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YAP VIC social bowling event

In November, the Young Actuaries Program Victoria (YAP VIC) hosted

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