Publication archives
2020 Retirement Risk Survey – Key Findings
This report provides an overview of key results of an online survey conducted by Ipsos on behalf of the Canadian Institute of Actuaries (CIA) in 2020. Ipsos previously conducted a retirement risk survey for the CIA in 2010 with a […]
Actuaries Climate Index – September 2021
The winter 2020–21 data release of the Actuaries Climate Index
Actuaries Climate Index – June 2021
The five-year moving average of the Actuaries Climate Index fell for the first time since 2017, according to the latest data release that includes fall 2020. The five-year moving average now sits at 1.22 relative to an average of zero […]
Advice statement to OSFI on navigating uncertainty in climate change
The Canadian Institute of Actuaries (CIA) appreciates the opportunity to provide the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) with feedback on its January 2021 consultation document, Navigating Uncertainty in Climate Change: Promoting Preparedness and Resilience to Climate-Related Risks. […]
Practice Resource Document: Climate Change Scenario
The Canadian Institute of Actuaries (CIA) Committee on Climate Change and Sustainability (CCSC) prepared this document and the attached Excel spreadsheet to provide Canadian actuarial professionals with practical considerations in building a climate scenario and for purposes of developing best […]
Practice Resource Document: Climate Change Scenario: Excel Tool
Actuaries Climate Index – March 2021
The five-year moving average of the Actuaries Climate Index reached a new high for the tenth consecutive quarter, according to the latest data release that includes summer 2020. The five-year moving average now sits at 1.23 points above the reference […]
Submission on the IAA draft paper Introduction to Climate-Related Scenarios
The CIA offered comments to the IAA’s Climate Risk Task Force on their draft paper, Introduction to Climate-Related Scenarios. The CIA’s recommendations include restructuring the paper to focus more directly on matters of importance for practising actuaries.