ocial media in the past couple of decades has provided actuaries with new opportunities to connect and reach a wider audience. In this episode, Vy Le, FCIA, joins us to discuss her own YouTube channel, the content she provides, and how it has benefited her personally and professionally.
On July 1, 2021, Jacqueline Friedland, FCIA, begins her term as CIA President. In this episode, she joins us to discuss her objectives for the coming year as they relate to topics of diversity, climate change, emerging areas of practices, and more.
As his term as CIA President comes to an end on July 1, 2021, Michel St-Germain, FCIA, joins us to discuss the year that was, his learnings and accomplishments, and what it was like leading the organization through a global pandemic.
“Insurtech” is a buzzword heard with increasing frequency. In this episode, Blake Hill, FCIA, joins us to explain what insurtech is all about, how traditional insurance companies should react to it, and what roles actuaries can play in this area as it evolves.
With yields hitting historical lows, the emergence of negative interest rates has become a more real possibility. In this episode, economist Jake Meyer, PhD, provides insight into how North American financial markets could be affected by negative yields. Marshall Posner, FCIA, also joins the podcast to look at the potential impact on pension practice and the computation of commuted values.
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