Another year seems to have passed by quickly. Perhaps no surprise given the many activities the Institute undertook in 2019.
Building a strong risk culture
Mike Stramaglia, FCIA, and Executive in Residence at the Global Risk Institute, discusses the role actuaries can play in developing an organization’s risk culture, and why understanding and managing risk is more about understanding people and what ultimately drives their behaviour around risk taking than it is about understanding data.
Time to Act: Facing the Risks of a Changing Climate
Climate change creates uncertainty, posing a significant threat to the sustainability of our global ecosystems, health, and economies. Our public statement on climate change calls for immediate action on improved data collection, climate-change financial reporting, and accounting for climate change risk in line with the Paris Agreement. Learn more about the statement with two of the authors...
Predictive Analytics
Authors Jean-Yves Rioux, FCIA, and Arthur Da Silva, ACIA, discuss big data, the increased use of predictive analytics in actuarial business, and latest research findings in the latest Seeing Beyond Risk podcast.
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A French version of this episode with Jean-Yves Rioux, FICA is also available.
Retire Later for Greater Benefits
Learn how updating Canada’s retirement programs will help grow the economy, decrease labour shortages and, most importantly, help protect Canadians against financial risks from increased longevity and inflation. Rob Brown discusses the CIA’s public statement on retirement age.
Read the statement
A French version of this episode with Serge Charbonneau is also available.
