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Thomas Møller
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Education:
June 1991, General Certificate of Education, Himmelev Gymnasium, Roskilde, Denmark
October 1994, B.Sc. in Actuarial Mathematics from University of Copenhagen
November 1996, Cand.Act. (Master's degree in Actuarial Mathematics) from University of Copenhagen
June 2000, PhD in Actuarial Mathematics from University of Copenhagen
Positions:
December 1996 - March 1997: Research Assistant, Lab. of Actuarial Math., Univ. of Copenhagen
April 1997 - March 2000: PhD-student, Lab. of Actuarial Math., Univ. of Copenhagen
April 2000 - July 2000: Research Assistant Professor, Lab. of Actuarial Math., Univ. of Copenhagen
August 2000 - January 2003: Assistant Professor, Lab. of Actuarial Math., Univ. of Copenhagen
February 2003 - June 2006: Senior Specialist at PFA Pension
July 2006 - 2011: Chief Analyst at PFA Pension
2011 - July 2018: Head of "Actuarial Innovation & Modeling" at PFA Pension
August 2018 - today: Chief Mathematical Officer at AP Pension
Longer visits to foreign research institutions:
April 1998 - October 1998, Department of Mathematics, Technical University of Berlin, Germany
September 1999 - December 1999, Department of Mathematics, Stanford University, California, USA
Other working and teaching experience (part-time during studies):
September 1993 - May 1994: Tutor in statistics
August 1994 - November 1996: Assistant in Codan (Danish insurance company)
September 1996 - November 1996: Tutor in Mathematical Finance
Professional/Honors:
Member of the
Danish Actuarial Association
since April 1997
2001, Award: "Berliner Preis für Versicherungswissenschaft 2001" for PhD thesis
2004, Award:
David Garrick Halmstad Prize
for best actuarial research published in 2002.
2011, Award:
David Garrick Halmstad Prize
for best actuarial research published in 2008.
January 2013 - today: Adjunct professor in Insurance Mathematics, University of Copenhagen
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