Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Actuarial Colloquium Paris 2020 did not take place as planned.
However, the Institut des actuaires and IAA were pleased to host the Sections Virtual Colloquium (SVC) 2020 from May 11-15 instead.
The SVC 2020 brought the actuarial world together for five days of high-level scientific presentations, recorded article presentations, as well as interactive plenary sessions from IAA Sections with contributions from keynote speakers, which are available online here on actuview.
The full program with more than 70 recorded sessions and 7 live sessions has been published. Click through the pages to find the section programs:
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You can find all videos at the bottom of this page.
ERM Session on Artificial Intelligence (Recording available)
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ASTIN Session live on actuview | 12 May, 13.00–14.30 CEST
Covid-19 Pandemic – International Health Care Perspectives, Lessons. What Next?
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The Power of Diversity of Thought – Next Chapter
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Key Issues and Challenges for Actuarial Science - Bringing Together Academics and Practitioners
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