Articles - October 2025 Edition of the Actuarial Post Magazine


Congratulations to the Red Roses in winning the Women’s Rugby World Cup final by defeating Canada 33-13 and whilst we are dishing out the plaudits a huge well done to The European team in winning the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, despite the partisan ‘heckling’. Rachel Reeves has given her Labour conference speech ahead of the Autumn Budget where she spent most of the day fending off question on tax rises, with a projected £30 billion shortfall the need for extra funding seems clear, however, where the tax rises will appear will remain open to conjecture until the Budget is announced.

 Our cover story is from David Lien from LingXi Technology on why causal AI will redefine the future of Actuarial Science. We also have Jonathan Philips from EIS examining AI from a different angle as he looks at how AI will help Life Insurers transform compliance into competitive advantage. WTW’s Frank Scheper and Sina Thieme weigh in with 5 imperatives insurers must get right by 2026.

 Our usual cohort of authors are also on hand to give their unique insights into the month’s landscape, including Bolton Associate’s interview with The AA’s Chief Actuary, Daniella Flanders.

 We look forward to welcoming you back next month.

  

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