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Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) were invented in 2014 and have generated more interest since then. GANs are useful for learning the structure of the data without explicitly postulating the model. They are better than other generative models, used f

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The new rules set forth by IFRS 17 not only imply a fundamental overhaul of insurance accounting, but also, the reengineering of actuarial and accounting processes within an insurance company. In fact, a few insurers will opt to transform their operating

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The submission would be 5-7 five minute plays enacting the interaction of classical character types in an actuarial or professional context highlighting ethical issues by young actuarial students in University College Dublin. One example of the plays woul

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Retirement patterns are changing. Most working people are forced to postpone retirement - and retreat from employment slowly. Pension drawings are needed, initialiy, as top-ups to supplement employment income and then increase as retirement completes. In

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The French Social Security has highlighted psychiatric diseases as a major risk. However, French private health insurance companies do not consider psychiatric care as an important topic. In this article is presented a study (based on four real health ins

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Each pension fund board of trustees decides on type and amount of death and disability risk coverage. At first step in pension fund specific risk analysis, the full coverage of death and disability risks by the pension fund itself is analyzed. According t

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The volume of digital data is increasing by around 61 % annually. The rapidly developing techniques of predictive analytics make it possible to use this data in underwriting and pricing of insurers. These novel technologies present huge opportunities for