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Actuaries need more than numbers to realise ambition

Participants at the recent Singapore Actuarial Conference discussed the qualities needed in actuaries who aspire to move into business leadership roles or start a new business.

Sarah Si | 18 Sep 2025

Paying for progress: The challenge of funding medical innovations

The question of who should bear the costs of new medical treatments was raised during a panel discussion at the Singapore Actuarial Conference 2025, with attention on the government, insurers, employers and patients.

Sarah Si | 18 Sep 2025

Full benefits of medical intervention hard to quantify

A question addressed at the Singapore Actuarial Conference 2025 was how insurers, in pricing medical insurance plans, can work around coverage, access and decisions when they lack full data credibility.

Sarah Si | 18 Sep 2025

Climate variability elevates secondary risks to first-tier hazards

The increasing frequency of floods suggests they can no longer be viewed as a secondary risk, according to Nanyang Technological University (NTU) research assistant professor Xu Yanbin during the recent Singapore Actuarial Conference 2025. Dr Xu...

Sarah Si | 18 Sep 2025

Complexity of parametric insurance hinders adoption

18 Sep 2025

Reinsurance: Nat CAT and geopolitical tensions shape upcoming renewal discussions

Sarah Si | 18 Sep 2025

New Zealand: Rising number of non-contributors to retirement fund poses risk

Sarah Si | 18 Sep 2025

Australia: Thieves zoom in on the bedroom in home thefts

Sarah Si | 18 Sep 2025

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