The CIA is one of the most active participants in the international actuarial profession, primarily through our involvement with the International Actuarial Association. Much of this work is driven by the CIA’s International Affairs Council. In this episode, Council Chair Bill Weiland, FCIA, joins us to talk about their activities and the importance of being involved in international affairs. (In...

What is impostor syndrome, and can actuaries fall victim to it? In this episode, we dig a little deeper into this psychological pattern and discuss ways to overcome this syndrome. We are joined by organizational psychologist Justin Deonarine and Lisa Bolduc, FCIA, specializing in human resources, to learn what this is all about. (In English) Qu’est-ce que le syndrome de l’imposteur? Les actuaires...

Les copropriétés comportent un certain nombre de risques, dont certains échappent aux propriétaires et aux conseils d’administration d’associations condominiales. En examinant ces risques et la nécessité de fonds de prévoyance robustes pour couvrir les coûts d’entretien futurs, la profession actuarielle a bon nombre de perspectives à offrir à cet égard. Dans cet épisode, nous nous entretenons...

Condominiums carry a number of risks, some of which owners and condo boards may not be aware. In examining these risks and the necessity of sound reserve funds to cover future maintenance, the actuarial profession has several insights to offer in this area. In this episode we speak to Henry Chio, FCIA and John Nguyen, two of the authors of the CIA’s latest insight statement on the longevity of...

Every year, the CIA recognizes our long-time volunteers who have received the Lifetime Award for completing at least 24 terms of service. This year’s recipients are FCIAs Jim Brierley, Dave Dickson, Kit Moore, Jacques Tremblay and Nancy Yake. In this episode, the award winners speak to us about their volunteer experience and how it has helped shape their careers. (In English) Chaque année, l’ICA...