Shaping the Future of Actuarial Communications: A Deep Dive into the ASOP No. 41 Exposure Draft

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ABOUT THIS WEBINAR

Clear communication is more than just a professional courtesy—it is a regulatory necessity. As the Actuarial Standards Board (ASB) moves forward with proposed revisions to ASOP No. 41, Actuarial Communications, we invite you to join us for an overview of the current requirements of ASOP No. 41 while highlighting the changes proposed in the new exposure draft. This is your opportunity to understand how these revisions might impact your daily practice and to learn how you can contribute to the standard-setting process.

What we will cover:

• The Foundation: A refresher on the core requirements of the current ASOP No. 41.
• The Evolution: A walk-through of proposed revisions and the rationale behind them.
• Your Voice: Guidance on the exposure process and how to submit effective comments to the ASB.

Don’t miss this chance to hear directly from the experts and ensure your professional voice is heard during this critical comment period.

MODERATOR

Brian Jackson
General Counsel and Senior Director of Professionalism

SPEAKERS

Lisa Slotznick, MAAA, FCAS
Chair, ASOP No. 41 Task Force

Judy Stromback, MAAA, FSA, EA, FCA
Member, Actuarial Standards Board

Frank Todisco, MAAA, FSA, EA, FCA
Member, ASOP No. 41 Task Force and Academy President Elect

REGISTRATION

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Event Pricing

• Members: $55
• Nonmembers: $110
• Group Registration for Academy Members: $500

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  • qualified for either a partial or full dues waiver during 2026.

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