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Some thoughts on the actuary of the future

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 April 2012

Abstract

Actuarial practice has been changing rapidly over recent decades, and this speed of change is likely to continue. The actuary of the future will face challenges from many quarters, including the need to communicate with multi-disciplinary teams of competing professionals, and to live in an increasingly multi-national and cross-border environment. The discussion paper reviews such trends and challenges, both national and international, and seeks to stimulate a discussion of key issues, including supply and demand, expanding the scope of actuarial work, the role of the consultant, training implications and the development of a more international profession.

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Meeting Report
Copyright
Copyright © Institute and Faculty of Actuaries 1992

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