
Akseli Kettula
About me
University Instructor and Swiss Army Knife. Loves especially extreme phenomena and their epistemic issues. In addition to teaching duties (see below in this page), I progress my thesis. Please contact me, if you like to talk about my interests. I'm eager to meet new people, having insightful conversations, and start new (research) projects.
As a side hustle, I am one of many "Gyro Gearlooses" of Mission Grey. I facilitate, productize, innovate, and demonstrate our External Intelligence Platform. Moreover, I let my network know about our capabilities in the context of combining risk management and geopolitics in unforeseen manner.
Why was I requested to join? My interests, expertise and passion match "rather" well with Mission Grey's needs. I can talk risk management and geopolitics. Furthermore, I'm at my best when I’m involved in creating something completely new.
Responsibilities
• Involved with planning and teaching courses such as Property and Casualty Insurance, Insurance Products and Law, Introduction to Risk Management and Insurance, and Risk Management and Insurance Case-studies
• Supervising bachelor's theses
• Cooperation (from planning to organizing) with Tariffi ry (a study association of Insurance and Risk Management students) in projects such as Vakuutuscase event
• Teacher tutor work
• Cooperation with organizations outside TUNI through different channels such as Finanssiakatemia (under Finanssiala ry)
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• Being Swiss Army knife, from hosting events to administrating internships.
Fields of expertise
- extreme phenomena
- insurance
- risk management
- AI (see Mission Grey)
- politics and ideologies
Research topics
- extreme phenomena
- systemic risks and their attributes
- fragmentism
- insurance impairments
- regulation and bankruptcies
- too-big-to-fail
Selected publications
A Theory of Fragmentism
• “https://doi.org/10.61201/tup.981.c1908”
Tyynenä myrskyyn : Luonnonkatastrofien aiheuttamat riskit kansainvälisille suomalaisille suuryrityksille ja niiden hallinta
• “https://trepo.tuni.fi/handle/10024/119857”