Strong communication and healthy cultures are built on transparency and trust. Having productive disagreements and conflict is important for breakthroughs. It takes thoughtfulness, courage, and planning. If trust is built, those difficult conversations will become easier because people know you care. It will transform conflict into collaboration and your relationships will be better for it.
A new statement from the Canadian Institute of Actuaries (CIA), Big data and risk classification: Understanding the actuarial and social issues, says that using big data derived from new technologies can contribute to the healthy functioning of insurance markets.
Big data and risk classification: Understanding the actuarial and social issues is the CIA’s latest policy statement. In this episode of the podcast, Matt Buchalter, FCIA and Chris Cooney, FCIA speak about the need for this statement, the benefits that increased data collection can have on insurance ratemaking and society, how policyholder privacy is paramount, and how data collection is expected...
Looking back on 2021–2022, we celebrate the resilience of our members, volunteers, and staff. We worked together to balance the need for growth and innovation against the need for stability and compassion in the face of ongoing personal and professional disruptions from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The world is changing, and the CIA is growing alongside it. Actuaries are facing new global challenges, working in new industries and new areas of focus, and making new connections with partners and organizations at home and around the world. Our brand reflects this growth and captures our modern identity: we are professional, experienced, real, diverse, and proudly Canadian. And we can have a...
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