website:25th International Congress on Insurance: Mathematics and Economics (ichaos.com.cn)

General Information

The journal Insurance: Mathematics and Economics (IME) was established to strengthen the communication and cooperation among those who conduct research in actuarial science and practitioners who are interested in the implementation of the research findings. Over the years, the IME Congress has developed into one of the largest academic conferences in actuarial science and insurance in the world, providing a global platform for engaging discussions on cutting edge research and future directions of the actuarial research and practice.

Lingnan College, Sun Yat-sen University and Macquarie Business School, Macquarie University are pleased to host the 25th International Congress on Insurance: Mathematics and Economics, which will be held in a hybrid form (in person and online) on July 12–15, 2022. The congress venue for in-person attendees is at Lingnan College, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, China.

The deadline of abstract submission for the 25th (2022) International Congress on Insurance: Mathematics and Economics has been extended to April 18.  

Aims and Scope

Insurance industry is changing fast due to the development of emerging digital technologies, which inspire new insights into all facets of insurance company operations and risk management. In this context, it is our vision to recognize the significance of both theoretical actuarial research and industrial practice, and to foster sustainable innovations academically and practically in this digital era. Academics, practitioners and students are welcome to present their original research at this Congress.

The Congress papers for presentation should be within the aims and scope of the journal Insurance: Mathematics and Economics. Subtopics include, but are not limited to, the following:

   ●   Asset and liability management

   ●   Catastrophe modeling

   ●   Climate change

   ●   Cyber risk

   ●   Data science and statistical modeling

   ●   Decentralized insurance and financial technology

   ●   Financial modeling

   ●   General insurance

   ●   Health insurance

   ●   Insurance economics

   ●   Insurance products linked to equity

   ●   Insurance risk models

   ●   Life and non-life insurance 

   ●   Longevity risk

   ●   Loss reserve methods

   ●   Mortality modeling

   ●   Optimal control in insurance and finance

   ●   Pandemics

   ●   Pension and pension mathematics

   ●   Predictive insurance analytics

   ●   Reinsurance and other risk-sharing arrangements

   ●   Retirement planning

   ●   Risk measures

   ●   Ruin theory and related topics

   ●   Social insurance

   ●   Telematics

   ●   Valuation of emerging risks