By Sheng Tseng, FCIA My early career path The first phase of my actuarial career should be relatable to most actuaries. I graduated with an actuarial science degree and passed some SOA exams, then joined a large insurance company in their actuarial rotation program. A few years later I moved to an international actuarial consultancy where I was involved with a number of traditional and non...
Hélène Pouliot, FCIA, successfully concluded her CIA presidency, passing the torch to Steve Prince, FCIA. In this episode, they reflect on their terms, discussing surprises, strategic focuses and the symbiotic potential of AI in the actuarial profession.
The Canadian Institute of Actuaries (CIA) marks the official start of its new education system with the release of the first content module, a major milestone in transforming the actuarial education landscape in Canada.
Every actuary relishes the day when they can put their qualification requirements behind them. But the transition from candidate to Fellow can create challenges of its own, possibly including significant changes in responsibilities. To discuss their recent experiences in becoming new Fellows, we are joined on the podcast by Matt Sullivan and Julia Tadman.
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