Programme
Thursday 14 July 2011
10.30 Tea & Coffee, Registration
10.50 Welcome from the Organisers
11.00 Catherine Donnelly (Heriot-Watt University)
When is a defined-benefit pension scheme too small for self-insurance?
11.40 Carmen Boado-Penas (Keele University)
Inheritance Gains in Notional Defined Contributions Accounts (NDCs)
12.20 Jethro Green (Financial Services Authority)
What every actuary should know about philosophy
13.00 Lunch
14.00 Daniel Clarke (University of Oxford)
14.40 Oliver Bettis (Great Lakes Reinsurance)
Risks to the economy arising from constrained global energy supply
15.20 Tea & Coffee
15.50 Jens Perch Nielsen (Cass Business School) and Morten Schantz (Festina Lente)
16.50 Trevor Llanwarne (Government Actuary)
18.30 Conference Dinner at St Hugh’s College
Friday 15 July 2011
9.00 Colm Fitzgerald (Dublin City University and Paragon Research Ltd)
9.40 Andrew Smith (Deloitte) and Ralph Frankland (Aviva)
Statistical estimation: connecting theory to regulation
10.20 Kees van Schaik (University of Manchester)
Valuation with meromorphic Levy processes
11.00 Tea & Coffee
11.30 Kenneth Howse (Oxford Institute of Ageing), Ana Maria Madrigal (Hymans Robertson)
A case study in collaboration: OIA and Club Vita.
12.30 Lunch
13.30 Dalia Khalil (Cairo University)
The Actuarial Science Programme, an Egyptian model of Industry-Academia Partnership
14.10 Tony Hewitt (Imperial College)
14.50 Panel discussion
The discussion will be on the recently published strategies for the Actuarial Profession, especially focussing on education and learned society. The panel will be led by Trevor Watkins (Director of Education) and Ruth Loseby (Research Manager) of the Actuarial Profession. This is an opportunity to influence how the strategy is taken forward in these areas.
15.50 Tea & Coffee
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