There are many lessons that can be learned from managing an in-force business, making a seasoned in-force management professional an asset to any organization. A well-run organization will ensure that sharing insights with new business onboarding teams is crucial and will put the formal processes in place to do so.
Do you know the differences between risk capacity, risk tolerance, and risk limits? Meagan Orr, FCIA, Vice-Chair of the CIA’s Committee on Enterprise Risk Management, joins us on this episode to discuss risk appetite and its role in fulfilling a company’s objectives.
Driving collaboration with stakeholders to identify and champion industry regulatory government issues at Manulife, Naomi Bazak, FCIA, has what could be considered a non-traditional role. Listen as we explore the path she took that led to this position and what it entails.
Nancy Hudson, FCIA, Vice-President, Operations Strategy and Support at Canada Life, joins us to discuss her experiences as an actuary moving into a non-traditional role, and what opportunities and challenges arise from this type of career change. (in English)
After 45 years of teaching actuaries and being connected to the actuarial profession, University of Toronto professor Sam Broverman will be retiring in 2022. In this episode, Sam reflects on his years as an instructor, and discusses his sideline hobby as a jazz performer.
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