The Actuary is the leading publication for the actuarial profession in the United Kingdom. Owned by the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, its aim is to support and inform professionals tackling crucial changes in regulation, best practice and socio-economic trends.
After surveying nearly 700 risk managers in insurance, banking and capital markets, only 11% said they could determine all the risks posed by adopting artificial intelligence (AI)...
Around half of chief financial officers (CFOs) in Europe are feeling pressure from their customers and employees to take action on climate change, a new survey by Deloitte has found...
Tacitus, senator and historian of the Roman Empire, announced: “Truth is confirmed by inspection and delay; falsehood by haste and uncertainty...
Financial institutions will save $7bn (£5.43bn) by 2024 thanks to blockchain technology and the automation of customer checks, a market research firm has predicted...
The UK, US and China are the most important countries in the world for growth in financial technology over the next two years...
Companies are falling short of investors’ expectations for clearer disclosures on climate-related risks, the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) warned yesterday...
Empowering actuaries to become data scientists is a key feature of insurance companies successfully harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) to foster change, Microsoft has found...
Vulnerability to natural disasters and public infrastructure spending will see the general insurance market in the Philippines grow by more than 25% by 2022, new forecasts suggest...
The UK, US and China are the most important countries in the world for growth in financial technology over the next two years, new research has suggested...
The governor of the Bank of England has urged major corporations across the world to agree rules for climate risk reporting before mandatory regulations are forced on them...
