Climate Risk Task Force
The role of the Climate Risk Task Force (CRTF) was to deliver on the Statement of Intent for IAA Activities on Climate-related Risks (SOI). The CRTF was disbanded on 18 June 2024, upon sucessful completion of its mandate.
Documents
Statement of Intent for IAA Activities on Climate-related Risks (SOI)
IAA Papers
Link to IAA Publications on Climate-related Risks
IAA Reports
Link to IAA Report on Review of Existing IAA Publications to Identify and Address Climate Risk Related Gaps
Link to report on the work completed by the IAA Climate Risk Task Force (CRTF)
IAA Podcast
From November 28 to December 13, representatives from countries around the world convened in Dubai, United Arab Emirates for the 28th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP) of the United Nations Framework Convention of Climate Change (UNFCCC). The International Actuarial Association (IAA) recognizes that actuaries can play an important role in inter-disciplinary assessment of climate-related risks and contribute to the discussion of risk management and adaptation measures.
Two IAA delegates, Rade Musulin (Chair of the IAA Resource and Environment Working Group and member of the IAA Climate Risk Task Force) and Simon Curtis (Chair of the IAA ISAP 8 Task Force and member of the Executive Committee) attended COP 28, representing the IAA on behalf of the global profession. In this IAA podcast Gabor Hanak (Chair of the IAA Climate Risk Task Force) leads a discussion with Rade and Simon taking us through their key takeaways and insights from COP28 as it relates to the global actuarial profession.
Other Relevant Publications
- Actuaries Digital - Article by Rade Musulin on the IAA Paper Application of Climate-Related Risk Scenarios to Asset Portfolios
- Actuaries Digital - Article by Rade Musulin on Climate Science: A Summary for Actuaries jointly developed by the IAA and IPCC