Cassandra Phaneuf, an actuarial analyst in Montreal, embodies this through her journey as an Indigenous professional. Her career reflects a blend of academic training and practical experience with her involvement in several Indigenous business groups shaping her path.
Thousands of Canadian business owners and incorporated professionals participate in arrangements known as individual pension plans, which are essentially defined benefit plans for single individuals.
By Mayur Shah, FCIA For life insurance and reinsurance companies, mortality tables are foundational in the pricing and valuation of products. Actuaries have historically relied on traditional methods to build these tables, using data points such as gender, smoking status, age and duration. However, as data science techniques have advanced, there is a significant opportunity to re-imagine the task...
In this episode, FCIA Jason Alleyne talks about his experience in this space and offers thoughts on how the profession can continue to respond to climate issues.
By Joanna Eyquem Actuaries are increasingly recognizing nature and biodiversity as integral to financial valuation of risk and as an emerging practice area. Hot on the heels of the CIA’s statement Integrating Nature in Climate Scenario Analysis for Enhanced Resilience, nature and biodiversity risks was a key topic at the Institute’s 2024 Annual Conference. There, Joanna Eyquem from the Intact...
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