ASSA COVID-19 TASK FORCE
The scope of the Task Team is matters relating to COVID-19 as it relates to actuarial work performed by members of ASSA.
The Task Team is established to create a forum for ASSA members to learn, model, educate, inform, research, debate and influence COVID-19 developments in a positive and constructive way which supports and enhances our profession’s commitment to societal and public interest. The
The Task Team will:
- conduct retrospective and prospective analysis of the COVID-19 pandemic (e.g. mortality, morbidity, impact of interventions, etc.) to identify patterns, learn lessons, and to model future risk factors. This will benefit insurance companies and contribute to public policy discussions;
- identify market conduct issues that may negatively affect policyholders or bring the profession into disrepute, and develop recommendations to manage identified market conduct issues; and
- collaborate with other experts and external stakeholders to develop a body of knowledge for dealing with future pandemics and prepare public policy recommendations.
The task team members are as follows:
Name: Position:
Claiton Manikai | Chair |
Louis Rossouw | Deputy Chair |
Adam Lowe | Lead – Healthcare Workstream |
Karsten Roux | Lead – Live Workstream |
Alex Brownlee | |
Barry Childs | |
Michael Davies | |
Pamela Heilig | |
Paresh Prema | |
Alex Puntigam | |
Roseanne Harris | |
Sarika Besesar | |
Sieber Benade | Lead – Marketing Conduct Workstream |
Simon Henderson | |
Thandanani Mbhele | Secretariat |
Zandile Gobe | Secretariat |
Zane Heyl | |
Niel Fourie | |
Christoff Raath | ASSA Council rep |
Lusani Mulaudizi | ASSA Public Interest Actuary |
Task Team Reports
- Healthcare summary to date
- Healthcare summary to date short report
- Life Insurance final report
- Life Insurance short report
- Market Conduct matters faced by the Actuarial Profession relating to COVID-19 final report
- Market Conduct matters faced by the Actuarial Profession relating to COVID-19 short report
You can contact Claiton Mamikai: