The Property/Casualty Loss Reserve Law Manual is designed to help appointed actuaries comply with the NAIC annual statement requirements for statements of actuarial opinion (SAO). It is updated annually and is scheduled to be published in November. Click here to learn what’s new for 2011 and to pre-order your copy!
The Academy’s Life Practice Council will present a webinar on Nov. 22 to review the NAIC Fall 2011 National Meeting and progress on implementing the Principle-based Approach (PBA) to reserving. This 90-minute webinar also will include updates regarding the VM-20 impact study and NAIC developments on the Own Risk Solvency Assessment (ORSA). <a href="http://www.actuary.org/webcasts/post_naic_update_pba_112211.asp" title="http://www.actuary.org/webcasts/post_naic_update_pba_112211.asp">Click here</a> to learn more. <br />
The Academy’s Life Practice Council will present a webinar on Nov. 22 to review the NAIC Fall 2011 National Meeting and progress on implementing the Principle-based Approach (PBA) to reserving. This 90-minute webinar also will include updates regarding the VM-20 impact study and NAIC developments on the Own Risk Solvency Assessment (ORSA). Click here to learn more.
The Academy's 2009 letter to Congress that included an actuarial analysis of the Community Living Assistance Services and Supports (CLASS) Act by a joint Academy/Society of Actuaries work group was cited by U.S. House Energy & Commerce Subcommittee on Health Chairman Joe Pitts, and Reps. Charles Boustany and Phil Gingrey during a hearing held by two congressional subcommittees on the CLASS program.
Comments to the NAIC’s Casualty Actuarial & Statistical Task Force on its proposed 2012 Actuarial Opinion Instructions
The Casualty Practice Council submitted comments to the NAIC’s Casualty Actuarial & Statistical Task Force on its proposed 2012 Actuarial Opinion Instructions. <br />
The Casualty Practice Council submitted comments to the NAIC’s Casualty Actuarial & Statistical Task Force on its proposed 2012 Actuarial Opinion Instructions.
David Sandberg accepted the Academy’s presidential gavel during a transition ceremony at the Academy’s annual meeting and awards luncheon. His term begins on Oct. 28.
The Academy honored five actuaries during the Academy’s annual meeting and awards luncheon. Michael Abroe received the Jarvis Farley Service Award, Mary Downey Miller received the Robert J.
On-air contributor Steve Hayes, a senior writer for the Weekly Standard, mentioned the Academy for its 2009 letter to Congress that included an actuarial analysis of the Community Living Assistance Services and Supports (CLASS) Act. The analysis was conducted by a joint American Academy of Actuaries/Society of Actuaries work group.