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The Department of Mathematics at the University of Oslo once again has the pleasure to invite you to our Insurance Day! We offer a schedule with interesting topics within finance and insurance.
This time, unlike 2020 and like 2018, The Insurance Seminar will be a physical event hosting several experts in the field, both national and international!
We are Norway's leading provider of actuaries and financial mathematicians to the insurance and finance industry and also the leading research group in this field.
Why Pension Mathematics:
Defined benefit plans are pensions plans where an
employer promises a group of its employees to pay post-retirement annuity benefits that are specified by a mathematical formula. As these promised payments
may be made way into the future, actuarial science specialists (called pension actuaries) are required to periodically perform a valuation of the defined benefit
pension plan to verify that the employer is taking the correct steps to pay the promised benefits when they come due.
Why Pension Mathematics:
Defined benefit plans are pensions plans where an
employer promises a group of its employees to pay post-retirement annuity benefits that are specified by a mathematical formula. As these promised payments
may be made way into the future, actuarial science specialists (called pension actuaries) are required to periodically perform a valuation of the defined benefit
pension plan to verify that the employer is taking the correct steps to pay the promised benefits when they come due.
Why Pension Mathematics:
Defined benefit plans are pensions plans where an
employer promises a group of its employees to pay post-retirement annuity benefits that are specified by a mathematical formula. As these promised payments
may be made way into the future, actuarial science specialists (called pension actuaries) are required to periodically perform a valuation of the defined benefit
pension plan to verify that the employer is taking the correct steps to pay the promised benefits when they come due.
Why Pension Mathematics:
Defined benefit plans are pensions plans where an
employer promises a group of its employees to pay post-retirement annuity benefits that are specified by a mathematical formula. As these promised payments
may be made way into the future, actuarial science specialists (called pension actuaries) are required to periodically perform a valuation of the defined benefit
pension plan to verify that the employer is taking the correct steps to pay the promised benefits when they come due.
Why Pension Mathematics:
Defined benefit plans are pensions plans where an
employer promises a group of its employees to pay post-retirement annuity benefits that are specified by a mathematical formula. As these promised payments
may be made way into the future, actuarial science specialists (called pension actuaries) are required to periodically perform a valuation of the defined benefit
pension plan to verify that the employer is taking the correct steps to pay the promised benefits when they come due.
Why Pension Mathematics:
Defined benefit plans are pensions plans where an
employer promises a group of its employees to pay post-retirement annuity benefits that are specified by a mathematical formula. As these promised payments
may be made way into the future, actuarial science specialists (called pension actuaries) are required to periodically perform a valuation of the defined benefit
pension plan to verify that the employer is taking the correct steps to pay the promised benefits when they come due.
Why Pension Mathematics:
Defined benefit plans are pensions plans where an
employer promises a group of its employees to pay post-retirement annuity benefits that are specified by a mathematical formula. As these promised payments
may be made way into the future, actuarial science specialists (called pension actuaries) are required to periodically perform a valuation of the defined benefit
pension plan to verify that the employer is taking the correct steps to pay the promised benefits when they come due.
Why Pension Mathematics:
Defined benefit plans are pensions plans where an
employer promises a group of its employees to pay post-retirement annuity benefits that are specified by a mathematical formula. As these promised payments
may be made way into the future, actuarial science specialists (called pension actuaries) are required to periodically perform a valuation of the defined benefit
pension plan to verify that the employer is taking the correct steps to pay the promised benefits when they come due.
Professor Dan Crisan, Imperial College London, author of several books on filtering is now holding an intensive course.
Now it's time for the traditional Section 3 PhDs' & postdocs' gathering, which will take place in Abels Utsikt on October 12th, 2021, 09.30 - 16.30. All PhD students and postdocs have the opportunity to give a 15-minute talk on their research. In addition, Andrey Pilipenko (National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine/Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute) will give a talk on solving ODEs with non-Lipschitz coefficients by perturbation and Hao Tang (UiO) will introduce his research on stochastic fluid models. Welcome!
Now it's time for the traditional PhD/postdoc-gathering for Stochastics and Risk which will take place in Abels Utsikt and online on October 28th, 09.30 - 16.30. All PhD students and postdocs have the opportunity to give a 15-minute talk on their research. In addition, Jocelyne Bion-Nadal (École Polytechnique) will give an introductory talk and Kristina Rognlien Dahl (UiO) will introduce the SCROLLER project. As a member of the section, you can attend either in person or online. Welcome!
The Department of Mathematics at the University of Oslo has again the pleasure to invite you to an Insurance Day! We offer a schedule with interesting topics within finance and insurance.
We are Norway's leading provider of actuaries and financial mathematicians to the insurance and finance industry and also, the leading research group in this field.
During these strange corona times, the need for continuous interaction in science is coming stronger.
We now launch this new Spring Seminar Series Online in probability, stochastic analysis and applications.
These online seminars are both meant to give a scientific update of our doings, as well as being a social event that we can attend once a week from our home-office. Prepare yourself with a good cup of coffee or tea!
If you want to take part to the seminars, please register at this link.
The seminar lecture is cancelled due to epidemic situation in Norway.
Dr. Bård Støve from the University of Bergen will give a Seminar Lecture: The local Gaussian correlation with applications to finance
We welcome you to a celebration of the research grant awarded to Kristina Rognlien Dahl. Kristina will present the SCROLLER project, and cake will be served. We hope to see you there!