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Journal Properties
Number of Articles
39
Abbreviation
J. Inst. Actuar. (1866)
ISSN
2046-1666
Publisher
Cambridge University Press (CUP)
Indian UGC
DOAJ (latest)
Description
The Journal of the Institute of Actuaries, established in 1866, stands as a leading publication for advancing actuarial science and its applications. It serves as a platform for disseminating original research and practical insights relevant to actuaries and related professionals. The journal primarily focuses on \(actuarial\) modelling, risk management, pension schemes, financial economics, and insurance. It is committed to fostering scholarly debate and disseminating cutting-edge knowledge within the actuarial community.
This journal delves into diverse areas including \(financial risk management\), \(investments\), \(corporate finance\), and demography. It explores the theoretical underpinnings of actuarial techniques and their real-world implications in insurance, pensions, and other financial products. Articles often feature case studies and statistical analyses to enhance understanding and guide best practices. The primary target audience includes actuaries, academics, financial analysts, and risk managers, making it a key resource for both professional development and academic research.
As a historic journal, it continues to play a pivotal role in shaping the actuarial profession by addressing contemporary challenges and fostering innovation. It encourages submissions that contribute to the evolution of actuarial science, promoting sound financial decision-making and risk assessment. The journal provides a venue for new ideas that enhance \(investments\), improve (\(financial risk management\), and ensure the long-term sustainability of financial systems. Actuaries and researchers are encouraged to submit their work to further enrich this vital field.