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0:00 Title Card
13:08 Welcome
17:49 Philip Darke Presentation
47:39 Question and Answer introduction
48:36 Question 1: Are software’s like Rstudio and SQL more prominent in the actuarial data science world or is it microsoft excel?
50:08 Question 2: As Data Science and Machine Learning develops over the coming years, how do you see the Actuarial profession and the insurance industry changing over the next 5 or 10 years?
53:47 Question 3: How responsive do you think the current actuarial industry is to implementing new technology? Do you think professionals across the industry will be able to adapt if data science was to be widely adopted in the industry?
56:04 Question 4: Do you think there's a danger to continuing to automate processes in the profession when mistakes that aren't picked up on can have quite large consequences?
58:05 Question 5: Having furthered your knowledge of Data Science, have you noticed that practises in your office are outdated or less efficient than they could be with new data science techniques? If so, what actions do you think your office will take in the near future to keep up to date?
1:00:30 Question 6: Can you see a time where we are able to produce programmes so efficient that there is a lesser demand for actuaries as AIs are more efficient than us?
1:02:00 Introduction for Matthew Edwards
1:02:44 Matthew Edwards Presentation
1:32:53 Question and Answer introduction
1:34:12 Question 1: How is vaccination affecting what the response group has been working on so far given that rate of vaccination is not consistent in different places?
1:37:20 Question 2: Looking at how the pandemic has been developing, how hopeful are you for the ending of lockdown over the coming months?
1:39:03 Question 3: Do you believe that the reviews that you and your group produced has built a framework that could be developed for furthering society's knowledge of other medical conditions?
1:39:46 Question 4: Do you foresee potential changes within the way models are produced that come as a direct result of COVID-19, perhaps within mortality prediction in life insurance?
1:41:56 Question 5: With the benefit of hindsight, taking into consideration the economy and physical and mental health, is there anything you would have done differently in dealing with the pandemic?
1:44:19 Question 6: You mentioned that your work has changed from being mainly concerned with cases to now being more concerned with vaccines, how do you think the focus will change in the coming months or years?
1:46:22 Question 7: Do you feel frustrated as an expert and professional to have your opinions overlooked by the public/Governments in certain aspects related to the pandemic (eg vaccine hesitancy, AstraZeneca blood clots) and how do you think these miscommunications/mistrust could be resolved?
1:48:50 Closing remarks before break
1:49:46 Break
2:05:49 Welcome back
2:06:16 IFoA Presentation by Dermot Grenham
2:10:26 WCA Presentation by Ian Farr
2:16:19 John Taylor Introduction
2:17:05 John Taylor Presentation
2:45:55 Question and Answer Introduction
2:46:58 Question 1: Is there an example within the field of an actuary where there appears to be a limit on how successful one can operate, and until sufficient AI is produced, advancement in the industry may be restricted?
2:47:53 Question 2: With the rate of technological advancement never having been higher, are there any prospects that particularly interest and excite you and/or any that you fear?
2:51:35 Question 3: Due to globalisation, events happen in a small region can have a global impact (eg: 2008 financial crisis, COVID-19 etc.) how should actuaries working in local organisations react to the increase of uncertainties? Would using technology like AI be helpful to reduce the associated risk?
2:54:12 Question 4: Companies already assist training actuaries in finding time/funding for professional exams. Have any started putting funding/time aside for employees to gain the data science certificate?
2:56:01 Question 5: What new areas of actuarial work are you most excited about, and what field do you think has the greatest opportunity for growth within the actuarial profession?
2:58:28 Chris Campbell best questions and vote of thanks
3:04:27 Closing remarks and thanks