The law of large numbers employs probability theory to estimate the frequency of certain events with reasonable accuracy; the larger the number (or population), the greater the accuracy.
Collective ri...
Even with bitcoin, when one door closes, another opens in the ever-evolving crypto world!
The conception, reception, and rejection of bitcoin and related cryptocurrencies as legal tender in two very ...
Almost any heightened euphoric report about some “fantastic” equity stock position tends to raise my total sceptic alarm system. Yes, it’s probably an over cynical reaction, but that’s the training o...
This article is part three of the series on rewiring retirement.
You were a modern working couple, headed to, or in retirement. Throughout your lives, working careers, family nurturing, relative ...
Twenty years on from September 11, 2001: who does not remember this day?
The horrendous, mortal assault on American soil and innocent lives, shattered the US national psyche in the country considered...
Trader 1: What's the call on the Libor?
Trader 2: Where would you like it, Libor that is?
Trader 3: Mixed feelings, but mostly I'd like it all lower so the world starts to make a little se...
Democratic discourse! Dear readers, thank you for the shares and the commentators who illuminated reasons for and against climate change risk on last week’s article in The Royal Gazette, headlined “C...
Another island morning as dawn slowly crests the horizon. Your house is chilled. Windows streaked with ice; ground covered in snow; the precious grass you’ve spent hours fertilising and watering into ...
Part two of “Thinking of retiring – don’t.” Instead, start your journey to the Age of Enlightenment.
Thousands of articles have been written about retirement financial planning, spending before a...
Part six: continuing Bermuda Insurance Monthly Series – last Saturday of each month
The business of risk management and insurance encompasses millions of decisions, strategies, analyses, probabil...
