Actuaries must find sweet spot of pricing for risk and societal ends
DAV actuary Frank Schiller warns pricing for social acceptance alone can lead to anti-selection bias
Lutz Wilhelmy to chair Actuarial Association of Europe
Covid-19 deaths still "a long way" from Spanish flu scenario
Germany's excess mortality in pandemic revealed by Destatis
German actuaries review the Review of Solvency II
Dissecting documents with a fine-tooth comb is natural for actuaries. After applying one to the European Commission's proposals for Solvency II reform, German Association of Actuaries board member Frank Schiller spoke to David Walker
German life insurers must wait to judge Covid-19's true impact
Leading actuary warns it's premature to discount Covid's effect
The politics of pandemics
Combatting the next pandemic will take a lot more than vaccines, according to Frank Schiller, a board member of Germany's actuarial association. To cover the risk, insurers will need a deft understanding and the ability to work closely with the political world, as Schiller explains to David Walker
DAV's Frank Schiller on the Solvency II review
Germany's actuarial association has some strong opinions on how the EU's regulation needs to be reformed - or left untouched - as board member Frank Schiller explains to David Walker
No need for new models for coronavirus, says top German actuary
MunichRe chief life/health actuary says Spanish flu still the benchmark of one-in-200-year event