This is Volume 47 of the "Journal Of The Institute Of Actuaries," a scholarly publication dedicated to the advancement of actuarial science and its applications. Authored by the Institute of Actuaries (Great Britain), this volume presents a collection of articles, research papers, and discussions relevant to professionals and academics in the fields of insurance, finance, and risk management.
The journal explores various topics within actuarial science, including mathematical models, statistical analysis, and practical applications in insurance and pensions. It provides insights into the latest developments, methodologies, and challenges faced by actuaries. This volume serves as an invaluable resource for those seeking to deepen their understanding of actuarial principles and practices, offering a comprehensive overview of the field's intellectual landscape during the period it represents.
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