The Risk Management Research & Thought Leadership Committee has key objectives which focus on the following themes:
- identify, promote and foster research opportunities, including:
- oversight and guidance of member-led research initiatives, in accordance with the Guidance for new working parties;
- working with the Executive’s Research team to:
- establish links with universities and external research bodies
- identify topics/areas for commissioned research
- review and evaluation of commissioned research
- identify topics for sessional research programme and source volunteers to peer review papers and chair events
- support annual conference programme development (facilitate working party involvement in liaison with the relevant Conference Programme Committee)
- foster cross-practice research activity where there are overlapping interests eg Solvency II. This includes the incorporation of Risk Management into research initiatives, in accordance with the Risk Management strategy.
- maintain a watching brief on the progress of and needs of existing member- led working parties
- actuarial science will be interpreted as widely as needed to reflect the cross-practice nature of Risk Management.
Membership is drawn from all practice areas, academia and anthropology
Risk Management Research & Thought Leadership 2020/2021 Membership:
- Daniel Bruce (Chair)
- Graeme Charters (Deputy Chair)
- Paul Harwood
- Kevin Haywood
- Charlotte Healy
- Shirish Jagnani
- Tiejun Ma
- Michael Thompson
- Sundaramurti Tribhuvanaram
The Risk Management Research & Thought Leadership Committee operates within a Terms of reference. If you have any questions for the Committee please contact their dedicated email address: risk@actuaries.org.uk
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Mortality and Longevity Webinar Series 2020
Webinar Series22 July 2020 - 10 August 2020
View the full schedule of webinars in this series via this link.This webinar series will provide topical and practical updates and discussion on the latest thinking and innovations in mortality and longevity, and is designed to be very accessible to a broad range of experience.
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Mortality and Longevity Webinar: Beyond control - what could be our next big health threat?
Webinar10 August 2020Part of the Mortality and Longevity webinar series. As an industry, it has been important to be able to look to the future to identify the next quantifiable risk. In this session, I will explore some of the less tangible, but none-the-less concerning risks to future health, such as the health risks associated with exposure to pesticides, ingestion of plastic in the food chain, and the hazards of indoor air pollution through exposure to volatile organic compounds. -
Mortality and Longevity Webinar: The IFoA diabetes working party - our journey so far
Webinar10 August 2020Part of the Mortality and Longevity webinar series. The working party will help the industry to update and enhance how potential risk from diabetes and excess mortality is considered, including the need to understand the underwriting implications as treatments improve, and potentially to develop new products that are tailored to those with diabetes. -
Professional Skills Training Webinar - 12 August 2020
Webinar12 August 2020
A Trusted ProfessionThis free 1 hour CPD webinar is designed to meet the IFoA’s Stage 3 Professional Skills Training under the IFoA’s CPD Scheme 2019/2020 and is suitable for actuaries working in any area (i.e. it is not specifically aimed at Pensions, GI or any other technical discipline) and is interactive.
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PHC Conference webinar: Cancer morbidity risk modelling – regional variation over time
Webinar12 August 2020Part of the Protection, Health and Care Conference 2020 webinar seriesModelling the structure and trends of cancer morbidity risk is important for pricing and reserving in related health insurance fields such as critical illness insurance and care provision. We model the dynamics of cancer incidence over time in different regions in England, using 1981-2016 ONS data. The modelling allows estimation of cancer rates at various age, year, gender and region levels, following a Bayesian setting to account for statistical uncertainty. Our analysis indicates significant regional variation in cancer incidence rates.
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PHC Conference webinar: Learnings from our first climate-change related disclosures (TCFD)
Webinar13 August 2020Part of the Protection, Health and Care Conference 2020 webinar seriesIn this talk we will outline the steps Aviva took in pulling together our first large-scale disclosures on the exposure of our business to climate change published in March 2019; in line with the recommendations of the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures. After touching on why insurers have such an important role in climate change, we'll cover a brief “how-to” guide for those who have not yet embarked on thinking about these topics before giving a case study of how the learnings from a TCFD disclosure exercise can be applied to investment portfolios.
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PHC Conference webinar: Can we manage Diabetes risk for healthier outcomes
Webinar17 August 2020Part of the Protection, Health and Care Conference 2020 webinar seriesThe insurance industry currently underwrites customers with diabetes based on a range of factors, medical expertise and various medical studies. The work undertaken by the Diabetes Working Party would help the industry to approach this using current research findings to update and enhance how potential risk from diabetes is considered. This includes the need to understand the underwriting implications as treatments improve, and potentially to develop new products that are tailored to those with diabetes. This webinar will present our latest findings in the management of this important chronic condition which will include research in collaboration with the ARC.
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The new IFoA CPD scheme – What it means for you
Webinar21 August 2020This event is now fully booked. To join the wait list, please register here.
Get ready for the new CPD Scheme launching on 1 September. Join us for a discussion on what the new Scheme will look like in practice. There will be an opportunity to field questions to the IFoA Executive on how the Scheme’s requirements will affect you.
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Asia Conference Webinar Series
Webinars1 September 2020 - 24 September 2020
There will be a prestigious line-up of international speakers discussing the insurance and financial industry’s innovation and change in Asia. The conference will take place throughout September via an online platform. The webinars consist of plenary speaking sessions and a series of workshop sessions including Life, GI, Data Science, Sustainability, Risk Management and Investment.This will be the perfect opportunity for you to discover,ask questions and be at the forefront of current and developing actuarial/financial topics and trends in Asia.
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Webinar: Is banking so different to insurance? Comparing an ICAAP with an ORSA
Webinar2 September 2020
In this webinar we will provide an insight into enterprise-wide risk management in banking, showing similarities to the world of insurance as well as identifying differences. Just as insurance companies have to submit an ORSA, so bank’s have to submit their own equivalent, the Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process or ICAAP. -
Personal and Professional Lifelong Learning – Supporting CPD Co-ordinators and Others
Webinar23 September 2020
This free 90 minute webinar is designed to support the IFoA CPD Co-ordinators, and others, involved in supporting our members to achieve their CPD requirements. The programme will include an overview of the new CPD Scheme; specifically sharing with you key messages to support you implement and embrace the new CPD Scheme for our members within your organisation and regional community; how to arrange a reflective practice discussion; and an interactive reflective practice discussion learning exercise. In addition, delegates will gain information about accessing, and making the most of the IFoA event Toolkits which you can make use of to run your own in-house events and events for regional communities.
View the full schedule of webinars in this series via this link.
There will be a prestigious line-up of international speakers discussing the insurance and financial industry’s innovation and change in Asia. The conference will take place throughout September via an online platform. The webinars consist of plenary speaking sessions and a series of workshop sessions including Life, GI, Data Science, Sustainability, Risk Management and Investment.
In this webinar we will provide an insight into enterprise-wide risk management in banking, showing similarities to the world of insurance as well as identifying differences. Just as insurance companies have to submit an ORSA, so bank’s have to submit their own equivalent, the Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process or ICAAP.
This free 90 minute webinar is designed to support the IFoA CPD Co-ordinators, and others, involved in supporting our members to achieve their CPD requirements.