This volume of the "Journal of the Institute of Actuaries" presents a comprehensive collection of articles and discussions pertinent to the actuarial profession in the mid-19th century. Authored by members of the Institute of Actuaries (Great Britain), the journal provides insights into the mathematical and practical aspects of life contingencies, annuities, insurance, and related financial topics.
Readers will find detailed analyses of mortality tables, discussions on the calculation of premiums, and examinations of various actuarial models. The journal reflects the historical development of actuarial science and offers valuable context for understanding the foundations of modern actuarial practices. It is a resource for anyone interested in the history of finance, mathematics, and the actuarial profession.
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