The final episode of our three-part podcast series on CIA members employed abroad is now available. Hear from Hong Kong-based actuary Dominic Hains, FCIA, on his experience and the opportunities and challenges faced by actuaries working overseas.
Held annually on March 8, International Women’s Day (IWD) is the chance to celebrate the excellence of women and girls worldwide.
This year the Institute is showing its support by participating in IWD’s #ChooseToChallenge while saluting women in the actuarial profession whose representation and accomplishments have paved the way for change.
The journey to Fellowship is never easy, and for Black actuaries, it can be further nuanced by discrimination and a lack of awareness about the profession among other material barriers to entry. Gloria Asare, ACIA, FCAS, and International Association of Black Actuaries (IABA) leader highlights the significance of acknowledging Black History Month and working towards a more equitable profession...
With traditional banking models under increasing threat the demand for actuarial expertise is growing. Many actuaries have the analytical know-how to be successful in banking - what often lacks is the support and public awareness to get there.
A significant number of CIA members have contributed to the profession by working outside of Canada, in many instances using their actuarial skills in developing countries and emerging markets. In the first of three discussions with CIA members doing international work, we hear from Denis Garand, FCIA, as he shares his experiences in this area.
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