At the AAE General Assembly, held on 9 October 2026, the AAE appointed Hartwig Sorger (Austria) as Chairperson. Lauri Saraste (Finland) was elected Vice-Chairperson. The press release with further details […]
Why emerging contaminants are becoming an actuarial challenge. Yohan Botbol explores the actuarial challenge of PFAS – and what insurers can learn from asbestos. YOHAN BOTBOL is the founder of […]
What works today – and what comes next The fascinating part of AI in Portfolio Migration is not just what AI can do. It is how the actuary remains responsible […]
Initial Focus on Neurodiversity provides lessons for embracing and levering all forms of diversity. What if some of the characteristics we try to ‘correct’ at work are actually valuable professional […]
Pooling longevity risk sounds like an elegant solution. But when mortality differs significantly between socioeconomic groups, the mathematics can produce a surprising – and potentially unfair – outcome. MARIA ARAGONA […]
A second order threat posed by AI on professions. Gábor Hanák describes the paradox: AI may replace some of the work done by young professionals. But how do those young […]
What if an insurance claim could be paid without assessing the actual loss? Arno Gabriel and Cole Mayer explain why parametric insurance is gaining ground elsewhere in the world – […]
Christophe Heck unpacks in his article for The European Actuary why neither “full solidarity” nor “pure risk-based pricing” works in isolation, and why the real fault line in inclusive insurance […]
This note responds to concerns that excluding generalised linear models (GLMs) and generalised additive models (GAMs) from the high-risk classification of the AI Act would leave a gap in the […]
