Last year, I recorded a podcast episode with Frank Grossman, discussing a research project he completed looking at ethical concerns within the profession. I’ve known Frank for over thirty years, and I don’t think we have ever had a conversation that lasted less than an hour, so I wasn’t surprised when we continued talking for another forty minutes after the recording was completed.
Although it is one of our smaller practice areas, the actuarial evidence (AE) field has no shortage of interesting challenges. Amelia Burns, FCIA and a member of the Actuarial Evidence Committee, provides an overview of some of the current issues in AE and how they are being resolved.
While some promising trends show that more women are bringing their skills and voices to the actuarial profession, the Canadian Institute of Actuaries (CIA) recognizes that there is still work to be done. To that end, the CIA is proud to release "Women in the Actuarial Profession – How to increase gender diversity, equity, and inclusion in the actuarial workplace" in alignment with International...
In celebration of International Women’s Day, enjoy the thought-provoking reflections and future aspirations for a gender-equitable profession and learn what we’re doing to #BreakTheBias in this special episode featuring CIA members and special guests.
Terry Narine, FCIA, is the CIA’s representative to the Health Forum of the International Actuarial Association (IAA). He is currently serving as the Acting Chair of the IAA’s Health Forum until a formal election of the Chair occurs in 2022.
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