Magazine De Actuaris

De Actuaris is distributed to members and stakeholders of AG, subscribers, students and teachers of the Actuarieel Instituut.

Articles magazine De Actuaris

All articles submitted are to be send digitally to Frank Thooft, magazine manager. All contributions are first reviewed by the editors. The author always receives proof of his or her final article first before proceeding to publication. For more information about submission and deadlines, please scroll down this page to see the author instructions.

Themes, deadline and publication date

The editorial staff

The editorial staff of magazine De Actuaris consists of professionals (formally) active in the actuarial practice, facilitated by a magazine manager. The editors are jointly responsible for the publication of the magazine.

Drs. E.C.P. Op het Veld AAG (Elke), editor-in-chief
Drs. P.M. Bouwknegt AAG (Pieter)
Drs. R.J.M. Cats AAG (Robin)
R.J. Garssen MSc (Rens)
Dr. K.B. Gubbels AAG (Koos)
S.H.G. van Helvert MSc AAG (Sanne)
L.L. Janssen MSc AAG (Lars)
A. Joosten MSc (Anne)

S. el Khababi MSc AAG (Salima)
F. Thooft (Frank), magazine manager
M.H. van Meerten (Maarten), mandated publisher

Editorial address: redactie@actuarieelgenootschap.nl

Author instructions

Extract from authors instructions for De Actuaris:

• A two page article contains around 1200 words or 10.000 characters (including
  blanks).
• Please bear in mind that illustrations in general take up a lot of space.
• Articles to be submitted in the form of plain text (no italics, bold or underlining),
  preferably in Arial 10 pts.
• The title and the subheadings can be done in bold.
• Please submit illustrations in separate (jpg) files, plus an indication in the text where
  about they should be incorporated.
• Please try to void the use of footnotes as much as possible.
• Please add a brief CV of the author(s) plus a (digital) passport photo. The photos
  should be at least 25 mm wide and 300 dpi.
• When an author offers a document to De Actuaris for publication, the author implicitly
  indicates that the material is copyright-free. Neither the AG board nor the editorial
  board of De Actuaris accepts any liability for any copyright infringement by the author
  and will fully recover any damage from the author.

The editorial board will screen all articles and revise them if necessary. Revised articles
will be sent to the author for approval only in case of material changes. A pdf will be sent
after lay-out, just to let the author check possible miswritings and to okay the article for
print. The pdf is not meant for further alterations on the article.