Les taux d’intérêt élevés et l’inflation inquiètent de nombreux Canadiens et Canadiennes quant à leur avenir financier. Les actuaires analysent les données pertinentes pour aider à influencer les politiques gouvernementales et à réduire les risques.
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00:02Who would have thought that we would live through a pandemic,
00:05an inflation that is at its peak,
00:07we just got out of an economic crisis,
00:10all of this mixed together during the same period.
00:13No one could have predicted that in a model.
00:15If we had one word to sum up the future, it's uncertainty.
00:19That being said,
00:20when you say volatility, when you say change,
00:23when you say uncertainty, you also say opportunity.
00:26We live longer and longer.
00:27Life expectancy has increased, so we spend more time on retirement.
00:31So you have to see things a little differently.
00:33The current one is the professional who makes sure
00:37that the system itself and the very idea of insurance
00:41continues to evolve and function over time.
00:45We like that, problem-solving.
00:47What we specialize in is risk management.
00:51We are there to quantify risks too,
00:54to help make good decisions.
00:56And to do that, you really have to prepare yourself,
00:59quantify where you are,
01:01get an idea of where you could be
01:03and take the necessary actions to protect and preserve our future.
01:08We are in a phase where we see a little bit of a decline
01:13or the end of something,
01:15but we also have to see that it will change.
01:18And our basic regime, which already exists,
01:21is still very well funded.
01:23I am confident that we will find a way
01:27to improve the quality of life for all.