Bulletin 76 | Matthew Edwards
The material mortality impact of social isolation has been under-appreciated, but needs to be considered in planning any form of lockdown strategy.
Bulletin 76 | Matthew Edwards
The material mortality impact of social isolation has been under-appreciated, but needs to be considered in planning any form of lockdown strategy.
Actuary & Director - Willis Towers Watson
Matthew Edwards is an actuary working at Willis Towers Watson, where he leads the life insurance practice’s demographic risk work, focusing on mortality, longevity and associated analytics.
He has a particular interest in the interface between actuarial work and medical science.
Before his (circa) twenty years at Willis Towers Watson (via legacy Watsons and Towers Watson), he worked for Aviva, including several years in Italy, and for the Actuarial Education Company tutoring life and mortality courses.
He is Chair of the CMI, Editor of the IFoA’s Longevity Bulletin and chaired the profession’s Antibiotic Resistance Working Party.
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