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EDUCATION & EVENTS
PBR Bootcamp Coming Next Month
There’s still time to register for next month’s PBR Bootcamp, being held in Philadelphia June 11–13. See the full agenda for the popular event, which will provide a comprehensive look at key principle-based reserving (PBR) topics. Do you have colleagues or team members who might be interested in this event? Make sure to share information about this essential training with them. Learn more.
‘ERISA at 50’ Stakeholder Symposium Being Held June 4
 The Academy will host a stakeholder symposium and reception, Looking Back, Moving Forward: ERISA at 50, on June 4 in Washington, D.C. Part of the Academy’s ERISA at 50 series, the event features a dynamic lineup of speakers who will focus on the current state and future prospects in the retirement landscape as we reflect on anniversary of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA). The Academy encourages you to share details of this event with others in your organization who might be interested in this topic. Click here to RSVP.
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Webinar recording—If you missed last week’s kickoff webinar of the ERISA at 50 series, which explored the history of ERISA from conception through today, slides and audio are available as a free member benefit.
Early-Bird Discounts Available for LHQ Seminar
Get an early-bird discount to the Life and Health Qualifications Seminar, coming in November. The annual seminar is considered to be the best way to get basic education or relevant continuing education (CE) credit necessary to qualify to issue statements of actuarial opinion (SAOs) for either the NAIC Life and Accident & Health Annual Statement or the NAIC Health Annual Statement. The LHQ Seminar will be held Nov. 4–7 at the Hyatt Regency Crystal City in Arlington, Va. Lock in your early discount—register today.
Webinars Cover Medicare, Social Security Trustees’ Reports
In an effort to bring light to the important issue of public programs’ sustainability, the Academy hosted free webinars on the annual Medicare and Social Security trustees’ reports, which were released earlier this month. Slides and audio for both will be available soon, and look for recordings on the Academy’s YouTube page .
Social Security—Social Security Administration Chief Actuary Stephen Goss and Deputy Chief Actuary Karen Glenn presented in Wednesday’s Social Security webinar, moderated by Academy Social Security Committee Chairperson Sam Gutterman.
Medicare—Paul Spitalnic, chief actuary with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), and Michael Chernew, chair of the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC), presented in the Medicare webinar on Thursday, moderated by Academy Senior Health Fellow Cori Uccello.
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