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Enterprise Risk Management

The purpose of the ERM Committee is to provide thought leadership to professionals and practitioners working in Enterprise Risk Management, including discussion of risk topics and challenges across a broad spectrum of industries, as well as to support the development of professionalism and best practices among ERM practitioners. The Committee role is also to provide education, research, networking opportunities, and other services in the area of ERM to the members of the SAS.

What We Do

The Committee’s objectives and responsibilities

  • To identify and discuss ERM issues, trends and developments in the region
  • To liaise and be familiar with international risk frameworks which include organizations that develop corporate governance, risk management systems and ERM best practices around the world
  • To partner with MAS and insurance associations to provide qualitative and quantitative assessment on ERM implementation “best practice”
  • Organize the SAS ERM Conference annually
  • To promote ERM in the actuarial community and the insurance industry in Singapore/the region

Who We Are

Committee members

Christine SUN Ying

Chair

Riada DJEBBAR

Deputy Chair

Andreas K. R. ZELL

Member

Johan GRUNDLINGH

Member

Jennifer YONG Fui Shiah

Member

Joey ZHOU

Member

Giv KAHROM

Member

Cheryl Tang Yi Ying

Member

Gloria Lo Pui Yan

Member

Vasundhara Ramalingam

Member

Eileen Tay

Member

Paul Wee

Member

What We Are Working On

  • The Cyber Risk Workgroup reviews the different source of risk transfer for insurance industry and the evolving landscape of Cyber Risk
  • The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Workstreams aims to provide guidelines on AI models in insurance, on the ethical issues based on the Model Artificial Intelligence Governance Framework
  • The Autonomous Vehicles workstream aims to provide guidance on the risk management matters for actuaries considered as a potential emerging risk