In France, the age of retirement was set at 65 despite less than 10% of the population living to that age. Disability benefits were not provided for.
Pensions in France: A legacy
Actuarial work in the field of workers’ compensation (Part 2)
What is actuarial work in the field of workers’ compensation all about? In Part 2 of our chat alongside FCIA Julie Bélanger, actuary at the CNESST, we dive into the latest trends in occupational health and safety (on the pricing and claims side), the impact of the pandemic years, IFRS 17 and much more.
Actuarial work in the field of workers’ compensation
(Part 1)
What is actuarial work in the field of workers’ compensation all about? Find out from FCIA Julie Bélanger, actuary at the Commission des normes, de l’équité, de la santé et de la sécurité du travail (CNESST). In this episode, she takes us through her actuarial career, explains her work duties at CNESST and shares her experience in the field of workers’ compensation.
The New Funding Regime for Defined Benefit Pension Plans
Many Canadian jurisdictions have implemented reforms to their pension legislation, adopting a new funding regime known as “going-concern plus” for defined benefit (DB) pension plans.
Supporting success for the Indigenous community
Tony Williams, FCIA, is a retired actuarial consultant with more than 40 years of pension, investment and benefits industry experience. Throughout his career, and even into retirement, Tony has provided many meaningful contributions to the Indigenous community.
