Banking: A New Study Pathway Towards Fellowship
Around 4% of actuaries have nominated ‘banking’ as their primary practice area, and a further 10% have listed banking as a secondary practice area. We have members working in…
Around 4% of actuaries have nominated ‘banking’ as their primary practice area, and a further 10% have listed banking as a secondary practice area. We have members working in…
With hindsight, any financial institution’s failure is easy to investigate. However, the challenging task is anticipating risk and taking appropriate mitigating action before the risk crystallises. In the past 15…
With inflation now entrenched in major economies, central banks are scurrying to reduce their balance sheets after pumping over $US11 trillion into the global economy in response to COVID-19 through quantitative easing programs. Now, there is a shift to quantitative tightening.
The Actuaries Summit plenary on low interest rates showed that structural changes in the economy will have enduring implications for the financial services industry. Hugh Miller reflects on the session.
Posted 14 December 2017