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Call for Abstracts

Prepare your presentation proposal for IME2027. Submissions are not yet open. The provisional calendar, arrangements awaiting confirmation and information still to come are indicated below.

Preparing your abstract

Proposals must be written in English, regardless of the interface language. Scientific content is not automatically translated.

A personal account will be required to submit a proposal. Creating an account will be separate from paid conference registration: no prior payment will be required to submit.

  • Provide the title and abstract, then list coauthors for joint work; leave the coauthor field blank if you are the sole author.
  • Choose one research topic from the reference list. The committee may adjust the topic retained for the programme.
  • Prepare keywords describing your work. Field limits and provisional options are set out in the submission guidelines.
  • If the organisers or a sponsor have invited you to a special session, provide the session name. This declaration does not constitute acceptance of the abstract.

Abstract submissions are scheduled to open on 15 December 2026.

One proposal per person

Each person may submit at most one proposal. Updates will retain the same submission and identifier; rejection of a proposal will not allow a second one to be submitted.

You will be able to edit your proposal until the abstract submission closing time. From that moment, authors will no longer be able to create or edit proposals: the title, abstract, coauthors, topic, keywords and special-session declaration will remain available in read-only form.

Once the service opens, a successful submission will provide an identifier and a summary. The decision status and retained topic will be available in your personal account.

A special-session invitation, an acceptance decision and assignment to the programme are separate steps.

Best Paper Awards

Applications for Best Paper Awards are planned. The award names, number of awards and detailed rules will be announced by the organisers.

The awards are open only to applicants who have not defended their PhD thesis before 1 January 2024. Applicants will be required to provide the mandatory eligibility declaration shown below.

  • Submit the abstract before the abstract submission deadline.
  • Provide the full paper by the separate award deadline, either with the abstract or later.
  • Register by the deadline for award eligibility.

Applicants who have not yet defended their PhD thesis may also apply.

Information to prepare

Proposed limits and optional fields must be approved before submissions open.

Information to prepare
Field Guideline
Identity and contact First name, last name, affiliation and email are proposed; exact fields to be confirmed.
Title Required · proposed limit : 200 characters, including spaces
Abstract Required · proposed limit : 3000 characters, including spaces
Co-authors Optional · 500 characters, including spaces
Short title Optional · 10 words maximum · option to be confirmed
Research topic One code from T01–T25 and T99.
Keywords 5 free-text fields, at least 3 completed; maximum 50 characters per field.
Special session The session name is required only if an invitation is declared; maximum 100 characters.
I certify that I have NOT defended my PhD thesis earlier than January 1st, 2024.

Reference calendar

Some dates to be confirmed

Dates marked “To be confirmed” remain provisional; the other dates are confirmed.

Reference calendar
EventDate
Abstract submission opensTo be confirmed
Abstract submission deadlineTo be confirmed
Notification of acceptanceTo be confirmed
Full paper deadline for the awardsTo be confirmed
Registration deadline for award eligibilityTo be confirmed
Conference dates

Proposed time zone: Europe/Paris.

Research topics

26

Select one of 26 topics. Topic codes are stable; French translations remain subject to approval by the scientific committee.

A. Insurance products and actuarial applications
T01

Non-Life Insurance Pricing & Underwriting

Ratemaking, experience rating, bonus-malus, telematics, underwriting

T02

Claims Modelling & Reserving

Aggregate and individual reserving, claims development, claims frequency and severity

T03

Reinsurance & Alternative Risk Transfer

Optimal reinsurance, treaties, catastrophe bonds, insurance-linked securities

T04

Life Insurance & Annuities

Life products, variable annuities, embedded guarantees, surrender, hedging

T05

Mortality, Longevity & Demographic Modelling

Mortality forecasting, population dynamics, longevity risk, fertility, pandemics

T06

Health, Disability & Long-Term Care

Health insurance, healthcare costs, disability, healthy ageing, long-term care

T07

Pensions, Retirement Income & Tontines

Pension design, retirement income, decumulation, tontines, pension risk sharing

B. Mathematical and statistical foundations
T08

Risk Theory, Ruin & Dividends

Classical risk processes, ruin probabilities, surplus models, dividend strategies

T09

Risk Measures, Capital Allocation & Aggregation

VaR, ES, expectiles, distortion risk measures, capital allocation, systemic risk measures

T10

Dependence, Copulas & Extreme Values

Dependence structures, multivariate risks, heavy tails, extreme value theory

T11

Stochastic Processes & Optimal Control

Stochastic analysis, Lévy processes, BSDEs, HJB equations, control and stopping problems

T12

Actuarial Statistics, Credibility & Distributional Models

GLMs, Bayesian statistics, credibility, mixture models, regression, statistical inference

T13

Machine Learning, AI & Explainability

Deep learning, generative AI, LLMs, reinforcement learning, interpretable and explainable AI

C. Insurance economics, finance and regulation
T14

Insurance Economics & Consumer Behaviour

Insurance demand, preferences, risk aversion, behavioural insurance, annuity puzzle

T15

Optimal Contract Design, Risk Sharing & Prevention

Optimal insurance, deductibles, incentives, moral hazard, self-protection, decentralized insurance, parametric insurance and reinsurance

T16

Insurance Markets, Competition & Public Policy

Market equilibrium, competition, market structure, public interventions, empirical insurance economics

T17

Solvency, Regulation & Enterprise Risk Management

Solvency II, RBC, economic capital, ORSA, systemic regulation, insurer risk management

T18

Insurance Valuation, ALM & Financial Reporting

Liability valuation, asset-liability management, IFRS 17, financial reporting

T19

Investments, Portfolio Choice & Life-Cycle Finance

Investment strategies, portfolio optimization, household finance, consumption-investment decisions

T20

Quantitative Finance & Derivatives

Derivative pricing, financial market models, hedging, interest rates, stochastic volatility

D. Emerging risks and societal challenges
T21

Climate Change, ESG & Sustainability

Climate transition, ESG, sustainable insurance and investments, long-term climate impacts

T22

Catastrophe & Disaster Risk

Natural catastrophes, earthquakes, floods, storms, wildfire, disaster modelling and resilience

T23

Cyber Risk & Cyber Insurance

Cyber loss modelling, cyber contagion, cybersecurity investment, cyber insurance

T24

Digital Insurance, InsurTech & Emerging Risks

Digital platforms, blockchain, smart contracts, insurance innovation, new technological risks

T25

Fairness, Inclusion & Protection Gaps

Fair pricing, algorithmic discrimination, affordability, accessibility, microinsurance, protection gaps

Additional option
T99

Other / Interdisciplinary Actuarial Research

No category matches.

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