The Actuarial Studies group has a diverse range of interests that involve collaboration with colleagues in a number of disciplines including economics, finance, demography and statistics.
This research is published in leading domestic and international journals across the wide variety of disciplines described above. Staff regularly participate in seminar and brown bag series and at top international and domestic conferences. Further information about research interests can be found on the profile pages of the Actuarial Studies faculty. We engage with government and business entities and offer programs accredited by the Actuaries Institute for undergraduate, Masters and Ph.D. students. We are also designated as a Centre of Actuarial Excellence of the Society of Actuaries.
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Primer on Retirement Income Strategy Design and Evaluation
The Society of Actuaries Research Institute has published a report, “Primer on Retirement Income Strategy Design and Evaluation”, authored by Adam Butt, Gaurav Khemka, William Lim, and Geoff Warren. The report is supported by two Excel models for illustrative purposes. More information, including a link to the report and Excel models, can be found here.
2022 Australasian Actuarial Education and Research Symposium (AAERS)
The 2022 AAERS will be held at ANU on 24-25 November 2022.
The AAERS is an annual international actuarial conference that brings together researchers, educators, industry practitioners and research students from around the world to share their research and discuss actuarial education. Further information can be found at the symposium webpage.
Actuaries Institute Innovation Challenge
Congratulations to ANU students, Suvitti Deo, Cameron Fidge, Nagulal Gnanavel, Soohoon Lee and Ziyue Tan for winning the 2022 Actuaries Institute Innovation Challenge! More information can be found here.
Report on the gender pay gap in Australia
Jananie William has co-authored the report “Gender pay gap reporting in Australia --Time for an upgrade”. More information, including a link to the full report, can be found here. UPDATE: On 30 March 2023, Parliament passed legislation which enforces the key recommendation of the report to publicly publish the gender pay gaps of individual organisations. Read more in the ANU Reporter.