As Platinum Sponsors, Lux Actuaries proudly supports the Arab Actuarial Conference 2023 in Egypt. Join leading experts from across the Middle East & Africa to discuss AI, climate change, and the expanding demand for robust life and health products.
The Central Bank of the UAE has implemented strict new Model Management Standards. Discover how these mandatory modeling practices aim to curtail model risk, refine capital requirements, and homogenize decision-making across UAE banks.
Lux Actuaries is officially open for business in Kuwait. Registered dynamically by the Kuwait Insurance Regulatory Unit, we are ready to support the local market and continue expanding professional actuarial standards across the Gulf.
Strengthening our presence throughout North Africa, Lux Actuaries is pleased to announce the opening of our officially registered Cairo office, dedicated to providing expert actuarial solutions to the expanding Egyptian market.
Demonstrating our commitment to developing the regional actuarial profession, two senior members of Lux Kenya have been elected to the board of The Actuarial Society of Kenya. Read about our ongoing initiative to drive positive change in East Africa.
The economic impact of COVID-19 forced companies to re-evaluate impairment methodologies. Review the crucial differences between IAS 39 and IFRS 9, and learn how to accurately measure Expected Credit Losses for Trade Receivables.
Artificial Intelligence is transforming traditional credit assessments. Explore how integrating diverse alternative data sources—from utility usage to digital footprints—enhances predictive marketing and accurate credit scoring.
Lux Actuaries formally establishes operations in Nairobi, creating a vital consulting hub for Sub-Saharan Africa. Discover how Lux Kenya will provide world-class actuarial solutions for complex insurance portfolios, banking, and major pension schemes.
The growth of the Middle Eastern insurance sector has catalyzed an actuarial resurgence. Driven by IFRS 17 complexities, discover how actuaries are now recognized as the pivotal custodians of data-driven, prudential regulation in the GCC.