Gerhard Stahl: "We will all have to be Picassos in the future"
Systemic risks such as climate change, pandemic and cyber are posing questions about the role of insurance. Talanx's former chief risk officer discusses how actuaries, governments and regulators should step up to the challenge, in this interview with David Walker
Viral load: how actuaries used democratised data to beat Covid-19
The flood of public data on Covid-19 became a silver lining for actuaries amid the dark clouds of the pandemic, as David Walker reports
IFoA awards Stuart McDonald with prestigious Finlaison Medal
It recognises his role in the actuarial profession's response to the Covid-19 pandemic
Insurers lose Covid-19 business interruption case in UK High Court
The ruling could affect hundreds of thousands of policyholders
MSIG Asia appoints CRO, as William Song becomes CTO
Insurance actuaries must be data gatekeepers and teachers, profession is told
Actuaries have drawn positive and negative lessons from the 'data democratisation' during Covid
Portuguese actuaries forecast when next pandemic may occur
Plans for new pandemic product stymied by IFRS 17 and inflation
Protection insurers pay out £6.85bn in 2022
Covid and lapses create pricing uncertainty in life ILS markets
Market participants optimistic about opportunities despite investor hesitancy
AI and bank failures among top concerns for North American CROs
The use of artificial intelligence, implications from banking collapses and people risk concerns lingering are high on the agenda of four chief risk officers, as Paul Walsh reports