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Edwin
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Hi all,
In light of the words of FM REDINGTON 'the Actuary who is only an Actuary, is not an Actuary', I want to ask a few things or to challenge the audience of this forum to a few things.
Has anyone here considered the contribution of Actuaries as strategy consultants to political parties and politicians willing to win elections. For example the statistics part regarding;-the age, sex, geographical locations of voters, Risk Management etc.
In light of the words of FM REDINGTON 'the Actuary who is only an Actuary, is not an Actuary', I want to ask a few things or to challenge the audience of this forum to a few things.
Has anyone here considered the contribution of Actuaries as strategy consultants to political parties and politicians willing to win elections. For example the statistics part regarding;-the age, sex, geographical locations of voters, Risk Management etc.
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