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Ronald Richman
Chief Actuary at Old Mutual Insure | OML HAF (P&C) | Climate Change Chair at ASSA | Vice-chair ASTIN Board
Ronald Richman is an experienced actuary and risk manager currently serving as the Chief Actuary at Old Mutual Insure in South Africa.15 He is responsible for overseeing all actuarial activities within the organization.5
Professional Background
Ronald Richman has a strong background in actuarial science and has made significant contributions to the field. Some notable aspects of his career include:
- Current Role: Chief Actuary at Old Mutual Insure13
- Location: City of Johannesburg, South Africa12
- Expertise: Actuarial science, risk management, and climate risk3
Achievements and Recognition
Ronald Richman has received recognition for his work in the actuarial field:
- He was awarded a certificate of commendation from the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries for his 2018 paper on "AI in Actuarial Science"4
- His expertise is valued within the industry, as evidenced by his involvement in sharing insights and knowledge6
Professional Interests
Ronald Richman demonstrates a keen interest in various aspects of actuarial science, including:
- Artificial Intelligence applications in actuarial work4
- Climate risk assessment and management3
- Promoting curiosity, creativity, and questioning within the actuarial profession6
Ronald Richman maintains an active online presence, sharing insights and engaging with the actuarial community through his LinkedIn profile (username: ronaldrichman) and his personal website.7
Highlights
The Actuarial Society of South Africa (ASSA) Climate Seminar 2024 is rapidly approaching! This year, the seminar will be held on 10 September virtually.
We are excited to host an incredible lineup of speakers discussing crucial topics like climate impacts on mortality, water risk, and physical risk modeling. Don’t miss the sneak peek at the ASSA Climate Index and the Milliman Climate Survey insights!
If you are an ASSA member, sign up on the website, else please DM me for details.
CC: Hilde Strauss
The ASTIN Board is surveying actuaries working in non-life insurance on best practises for IFRS 17 implementation. Through this working party, we aim to get a global of view of how the new standard has been tackled and what some of the pain points have been. The results will be shared in a comprehensive report.
Please participate in this project - details below.
