Enrico Biffis is Associate Professor of Actuarial Finance at Imperial College Business School. His areas of expertise are risk analysis and asset-liability management, with a focus on applications in the insurance and pensions sector, as well as the design of predictive analytics and risk management tools for a variety of asset classes. Dr Biffis has collaborated extensively with leading financial institutions, regulators, governmental and non-governmental organizations, including the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, and has been the recipient of grants and awards for his research on the modelling and transferring of large risks. Prior academic experience includes work as tenured faculty at the Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University, as visiting at Nanyang Business School’s IRFRC and Bocconi Milan, and as an editor of ASTIN Bulletin – The Journal of the International Actuarial Association. Dr Biffis is a fellow of the Pensions Institute in London and the Munich Risk and Insurance Centre at LMU Munich. He was recently awarded the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries’ Brian Hey Prize and the Casualty and Actuarial Society’s Charles A. Hachemeister Prize for his work on reinsurance data standards as part of the joint IFoA-CAS International Pricing Research Working Party.