The pandemic we have just come out of reminded us of the importance of maintaining robust food sovereignty in our country, provinces and cities.
Climate change: challenges and opportunities for crop insurance in Canada
Reflecting Climate Change in the Canada Pension Plan
As actuaries continue to understand the implications of climate change on their practices, it can be useful to see the work that others have done. Recently, the Office of the Chief Actuary completed an exercise that modelled different climate scenarios within the Canada Pension Plan’s projections. Joining us to discuss this work and other climate-related topics is FCIA Assia Billig, Chief Actuary...
Considerations for a national flood insurance program in Canada
Following the Calgary floods in 2013, the federal government called for the Canadian insurance industry to play a more active role in the flood insurance market.
Incorporating climate risk into financial condition testing
Actuaries, especially those in the P&C area, need to accurately reflect climate risk in their financial condition testing. However, developing these scenarios can create a number of challenges.
New publication on managing risks related to climate, housing and long COVID
The Canadian Institute of Actuaries releases Enterprise Risk Management: Managing Risks in Uncertain Times.
