03/24/2023
Read the latest issue of This Week—Academy Presents at NAIC Spring Meeting; ASB Annual Report; Academy Kicks Off Climate Webinar Series With NSF, NOAA. http://bit.ly/3JLeU95
The American Academy of Actuaries is a 19,500-member professional association whose mission is to se
Read the latest issue of This Week—Academy Presents at NAIC Spring Meeting; ASB Annual Report; Academy Kicks Off Climate Webinar Series With NSF, NOAA. http://bit.ly/3JLeU95
Between 2020 and 2021 there was a significant increase in ransomware attacks and the costs associated with these attacks. Read more in our Cyber Risk Toolkit: https://bit.ly/3HYR3Ss
“One way we serve the public is by providing easy-to-use, interactive tools that help illustrate ways to look at issues based on an actuarial perspective.” Read the latest President’s Message from Academy President Ken Kent in the March/April issue of Contingencies. http://bit.ly/41yoYKZ
To all those who celebrate, the Academy wishes you a happy Ramadan!
Annette James is chair of both the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee and the Health Equity Council. As a previous guest on , she discusses addressing health disparities: https://spoti.fi/3ERtU3O
Concerns about potential unintended bias in insurance practices have escalated in recent years, especially for property and casualty lines, and there is increasing activity in legislation and regulation in this area. Read the Academy’s issue brief addressing this issue. https://bit.ly/3L0dTw8
Listen to the latest Actuary Voices episode featuring Linda Lankowski, Chairperson of the PBR Implementation Work Group. Linda discusses what the upcoming PBR Bootcamp webinar series has in store. Listen here: https://spoti.fi/3mb8AQa
President-Elect Lisa Slotznick has long volunteered at the Academy, previously serving as chair of the Committee on Property Liability Financial Reporting and on committees, including the Casualty Practice Council and ASB’s subcommittee on ASOP 21: https://spoti.fi/3KUBKxk
The Academy has a new Social Security Challenge. Take the Challenge to learn about common Social Security myths, different ways the system could be reformed and how changes might affect young workers, retirees and the overall system. http://bit.ly/3JxHfj9
Barb Klever, chairperson of the Health Practice Council, is giving an update on the Council’s work at the upcoming National Association of Insurance Commissioners meeting! Find out more about the Health Practice Council’s latest work: https://bit.ly/3y2uCay
CNN spoke to Senior Pension Fellow Linda Stone and cited Academy research for Sunday’s explainer article on the significance of the retirement/eligibility age in , policymaking. Read more: http://bit.ly/3Tqvqjz
62, 65, 67, 70. All these ages are important when it comes to Social Security and Medicare. And these ages are also targets in the contentious debate over how to shore up the shaky finances of the massive entitlement programs.
The Actuarial Board for Counseling and Discipline released its 2022 Annual Report detailing its regular activities and outreach initiatives conducted throughout the year. Read the report here: https://bit.ly/3FtTJY0
The Academy’s Ben Slutsker is giving a Life Practice Council update at the upcoming National Association of Insurance Commissioners meeting! Find out more about the Life Practice Council’s latest work: https://bit.ly/3SJ8jQO
Read the latest issue of This Week—Academy Releases Social Security Challenge; Climate Webinar Series With NSF, NOAA Begins Monday. http://bit.ly/3yNcx0w
Submissions are now open for the first annual “Academy Award for Research.” The award will recognize an early-career scholar contributing to public policy issues from an actuarial perspective. More: https://bit.ly/3y1ojnP
The Academy released an issue brief that provides a survey of methods aimed at helping to identify and/or mitigate bias in rating for property and casualty lines. Read it here: https://bit.ly/3L0dTw8
The February Professionalism Counts column focuses on self-regulation and the USQS requirements regarding relevant Continuing Education credits. More: https://bit.ly/3Fd52Uv
Read the Winter/Spring Life Perspectives—Life PBR Webinar Series Kicks Off; Committees Release White Papers, Discussion Briefs; LPC Volunteers Present to NAIC, LATF at National Meeting. http://bit.ly/3le897L
Throughout , we are highlighting the work accomplished by our members. Linda K. Stone has been a Senior Pension Fellow at the Academy since 2019. Her recent work includes co-authoring an Issue Brief on Social Security reform and speaking on national TV about the future of Social Security. More: https://spoti.fi/3EQVXAa
Introducing the NEW Social Security Challenge. Use this interactive app to learn about common Social Security myths, explore options for reform and see how potential changes will impact everyone from young workers to retirees. http://bit.ly/3ZGpSDL
Happy Pi Day! For all the math enthusiasts, celebrate with us by reading the Contingencies feature “An Actuary Takes on Wordle” and find out about the mathematic strategies behind the popular word game:
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Last chance to register for tomorrow’s webinar, “PBR Bootcamp: Governance and Reporting.” USQS CE will be available. Click here to learn more: http://bit.ly/3SupAx1
Today is the International Day of Mathematics! Love for math often starts at a young age, which is why the book “The Magic School Bus Takes a Risk: A Book about Probability” is designed as a fun way for kids to learn about probability. Order today: https://bit.ly/3Zsmf4p
The Academy’s newly updated discussion paper, “The Roles of the Actuary in the Selection & Application of Actuarial Models,” assists actuaries in choosing the right model for the task at hand. Read it in the March/April issue of Contingencies. http://bit.ly/3ZRv5Zh
Don’t forget to register for tomorrow’s health webinar, “The Great Unwinding: What’s Next for the Medicaid Population?” USQS CE will be available. https://bit.ly/3Y2qrWF
Read the latest issue of This Week—ABCD Annual Report; Academy Presents on Health Equity at Summit, ESG Actuarial Perspectives at NCOIL Spring Meeting. http://bit.ly/3l8fXrB
Today at the National Council of Insurance Legislators’ spring meeting, Academy member and frequent Contingencies contributor Sam Gutterman is presenting at a general session on environmental, social, and governance (ESG).
Check out the feature story, “The Quest for Quantum,” from the March/April issue of Contingencies which covers the basics of quantum computing and how it could both benefit and challenge insurers. http://bit.ly/3Y9YxZb
Register for the Academy’s March 15 PBR Bootcamp webinar that will offer an introduction to VM-20 (life insurance) and VM-21 (variable annuities) and cover model governance, assumption governance, and NAIC report improvements. http://bit.ly/3SupAx1
Order your copy of the P/C Loss Reserve Law Manual, which contains useful information to help appointed actuaries comply with the NAIC’s annual statement requirements for a statement of actuarial opinion. https://bit.ly/3Bndleq
Happy International Women’s Day! We celebrate all the women actuaries who contribute to the profession, actuarial research and mentoring the next generation of actuaries.
ICYMI: “The Numbers” column in The Wall Street Journal spotlights longevity risk and includes illustrations from the Actuaries Longevity Illustrator, jointly sponsored by the Academy and the Society of Actuaries.
Financial planning tends to overlook longevity, a factor that can far exceed life expectancy.
The March/April issue of Contingencies includes a cover story on the Academy’s forthcoming Social Security Challenge. Read about it here: http://bit.ly/3YnryAM
Last year, the Academy expanded its focus on vital public policy issues pertaining to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Want to learn more about the initiatives the Academy pursued in 2022? Read the 2022 Record: https://bit.ly/3RWO6GT
Register for the Academy’s upcoming health webinar, “The Great Unwinding: What’s Next for the Medicaid Population?” Members will examine the impact on state Medicaid programs and other health insurance markets of millions of individuals losing their Medicaid coverage. https://bit.ly/3Y2qrWF
Read the latest issue of This Week—Contingencies, Actuarial Update Released; P/C Issue Brief Addresses Bias; New 'Member Spotlight'. http://bit.ly/3mqmSwD
The Academy released a new discussion paper intended to raise awareness of the requirements of the U.S. Qualification Standards about working in emerging areas and helping actuaries determine whether they are qualified to practice in a developing area. Read it here: https://bit.ly/3l6fdTf
The 2022 Record, the Academy’s annual report to membership and the public, is now available. Read about last year’s key initiatives here: https://bit.ly/3RWO6GT
The Academy’s popular PBR Bootcamp is now a webinar series. The series will kick off on March 15 with topics on governance and reporting. Register today: http://bit.ly/3SupAx1
: Today is National Read Across America Day! Celebrate with us by reading the newest Contingencies features: https://bit.ly/3m8V2ET
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Read the latest issue of This Week—PBR Boot Camp a Success; COPLFR Releases Updated Risk Transfer Practice Note; Academy Represents at CAS, IABA Meetings. https://bit.ly/3EpLKuK
Read the latest issue of This Week—Academy Wraps Up Successful Annual Meeting; Ken Kent Is the Academy's New President; Contingencies Profiles Rising Actuary Award Recipients; PBR Boot Camp Next Week. https://bit.ly/3h1YjDm
LIVE from Envision Tomorrow! The Academy’s presentation of the Robert J. Myers Public Service Award and the Jarvis Farley Service Award is happening now.
Watch LIVE! The transition of outgoing President Maryellen Coggins to new Academy President Ken Kent is happening now.
Watch the Academy's presentation of the Outstanding Volunteerism Awards and Rising Actuary Awards at this year's Annual Meeting.
Read the latest issue of This Week—Annual Meeting Is Next Week; Academy Attends SOA, ASPPA Annual Meetings; Review Your Membership Profile. https://bit.ly/3NiHAbd
Digital passes are still available for this year’s #EnvisionTomorrow Annual Meeting. You’ll have virtual access to all general sessions and a select offering of breakout sessions. Register here: https://bit.ly/3ssLHIu
The Academy’s Annual Meeting includes breakout sessions on climate change and health, the emergence of private equity and life insurance, and cyber risk. Can’t make it in person? Digital passes are available for these sessions. Register here: https://bit.ly/3ssLHIu
Order your copy of “The Magic School Bus Takes a Risk: A Book about Probability.” Now you can be a part of the adventure and share the power of probability to inspire children in your community. http://bit.ly/2XFQjed
Read the latest issue of This Week—'Tales From the Dark Side' Professionalism Webinar Set for December; Still Time to Register to Attend Annual Meeting or Get a Virtual Digital Pass; USQS FAQs Updated. https://bit.ly/3TJpBMO
Have you fulfilled your continuing education (CE) credits yet? The Academy’s Annual Meeting, November 2-3 in Washington D.C., offers a total of 13.5 CE hours. In-person and virtual passes are still available. Register today: bit.ly/3zsnrdV
Read the latest issue of This Week—Virtual Option Available for Annual Meeting; Big Data Issue Brief; Academy Marks Cyber Awareness Month. https://bit.ly/3D1txTT
Register Now: Join us on November 2 and 3 in Washington D.C. for our 2022 Annual Meeting and engage in conversations that reflect the impact actuarial sciences have on top public policy issues. Don’t miss “Envision Tomorrow”. bit.ly/3zsnrdV
Read the latest issue of This Week—Senior Casualty Fellow Gibson Speaks on Hurricane Ian & Insurance; Annual Meeting Room Block Closing Today; P/C Loss Seminar Offers Bias Credit. https://bit.ly/3Vataxa
The Academy’s 2022 Annual Meeting is quickly approaching. Keynote speaker Dr. Bruce Weinstein, The Ethics Guy, joins the latest episode of our podcast to preview his upcoming talk. Listen now: https://bit.ly/3txrvUn #EnvisionTomorrow
Register for the Academy’s 2022 Annual Meeting in Washington D.C. November 2-3. Hear from many distinguished speakers including Comptroller General of the U.S. Gene Dodaro, head of U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO), and personal finance columnist for the Washington Post, Michelle Singletary: bit.ly/3zsnrdV
Keep up with the latest news from the Academy via our “This Week in a Minute” recap. https://bit.ly/3ysRL6T
Join us for the 2022 Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. “Envision Tomorrow” will be taking place on November 2 - 3. The event includes panel discussions, general sessions, and breakout sessions covering life, pension, P/C, and health practice areas. Register now: bit.ly/3zsnrdV
Dr. Bruce Weinstein, The Ethics Guy, joins the latest episode of Actuary Voices to preview his upcoming keynote speech at the 2022 Annual Meeting. Listen on your preferred platform here: https://bit.ly/3txrvUn #EnvisionTomorrow
Read the latest issue of This Week—Academy Presents at CLRS; 'Inflation Nation' on Annual Meeting Agenda; Rising Actuary Award Recipients Announced. https://bit.ly/3dJZ5nb
Join the Academy in Washington D.C. for our Annual Meeting November 2 and 3. General session speakers include Bruce Weinstein, known as Forbes Magazine’s “The Ethics Guy,” and Steven Johnson, a PBS host, NPR contributor, and author. Register today: bit.ly/3zsnrdV
Read the latest issue of This Week—Annual Meeting Adds Digital Pass Option, Early Registration Extended; OVA Recipients Announced; Call for Volunteers Deadline Next Week. https://bit.ly/3BKl076
Register Now: Join us on November 2 and 3 in Washington D.C. for our 2022 Annual Meeting and engage in conversations that reflect the impact actuarial sciences have on top public policy issues. Don’t miss “Envision Tomorrow” bit.ly/3zsnrdV
Read the latest issue of This Week—Annual Meeting Early Registration Ends Next Week; Farley, Myers Award Recipients Announced. https://bit.ly/3Bupej3
Join us for the 2022 Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. “Envision Tomorrow” will be taking place on November 2 - 3. The event includes panel discussions, general sessions, and breakout sessions covering life, pension, P/C, and health practice areas. Register now: bit.ly/3zsnrdV
The custom-designed book, “The Magic School Bus Takes a Risk: A Book about Probability,” explores how actuaries help people understand and lessen risk for the community. Click here to purchase: http://bit.ly/2XFQjed
Read the latest issue of This Week—Call for Volunteers Underway; Contingencies, Actuarial Update Released; Issue Briefs Cover Social Security, Lifetime Income. https://bit.ly/3CWuWLE
Hear from Michelle Singletary, a personal finance columnist for The Washington Post and frequent contributor to various National Public Radio programs, during one of our General Sessions at the Academy’s 2022 Annual Meeting. Early rates end 9/15. bit.ly/3ssLHIu
Dr. Bruce Weinstein, The Ethics Guy, will speak at this year’s Annual Meeting. Through his practical, interactive, and entertaining virtual and in-person presentations and online video courses on ethics, Weinstein inspires leaders to do the right thing every time. Register now for early rates: bit.ly/3ssLHIu
Read the latest issue of This Week—SAVE with Annual Meeting Early Registration; Coming Soon--Annual Call for Volunteers. https://bit.ly/3KlQQK5
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