Not just for geeks
With increasing pressure on insurance management to understand the outputs of financial modelling, Rachel Gordon finds out if firms are heeding the call.
From its origins of arguably being a geek's paradise, the world of financial modelling is coming into its own and going mainstream. A number of insurers say they now ensure board members" no matter
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