Actuaries are experts in financial risk management, a constantly changing field that must be well regulated to protect the Canadian public. We have a duty to share our knowledge with decision makers. By taking a frequent stand on relevant topics, we also make our voices heard and engage in essential discussions for society.
Held annually on March 8, International Women’s Day (IWD) is the chance to celebrate the excellence of women and girls worldwide.
This year the Institute is showing its support by participating in IWD’s #ChooseToChallenge while saluting women in the actuarial profession whose representation and accomplishments have paved the way for change.
"Just can’t wait to get on the road again." - Willie Nelson
This article originally appeared on the CIA COVID-19 Hub. The first COVID-19 Town Hall on April 3 titled “How is COVID-19 impacting the work of actuaries?” was well attended in both languages and we received many questions, several of which we could not answer given the limited time on hand. Below is the round up of questions that were left unanswered during the April 3 Town Hall, with responses...
Were you unable to attend act19, the CIA’s annual conference? Learn why actuaries should understand medical information on marijuana use, how actuarial training provides a natural segue into psychology, what actuaries need to know about national pharmacare, and meet some of the new Fellows and volunteer award winners recognized this year.
Canadian Institute of Actuaries
360 Albert Street, Suite 1740
Ottawa, Ontario K1R 7X7
SeeingBeyondRisk@cia-ica.ca