The revised ASOP No. 28, Statements of Actuarial Opinion Regarding Health Insurance Assets and Liabilities, takes effect July 1, 2022. Speakers, who were involved in the revision, discussed changes that practitioners should be aware of.
Virtual Briefing: Drivers of 2023 Health Insurance Premium Changes
During this virtual briefing, members of the committee who drafted the issue brief walked through the factors actuaries might consider in the premium rate-setting for 2023.
Capitol Forum Webinar-Social Security and Medicare Trustees Reports: A Deep-Dive Discussion With the Programs’ Chief Actuaries
Attendees gained insights into the recently released annual Medicare and Social Security trustees’ reports during this webinar, which featured prominent actuaries overseeing the two programs.
Value of Reduced Benefit Options in Long-Term Care Insurance Rate Increases
During this webinar, our presenters provided a framework through which regulators, insurers, and other interested parties, may think about the relationship of benefits to premiums for insureds facing a LTCI premium rate increase, including those who accept a rate increase and those who do not.
Correlation Versus Causation: Clarifying the Differences & Implications
Speakers led a discussion to distinguish correlation from causation; identify the limitations of predictive models to demonstrate causation; discuss challenges of relying only on correlations; and explore important considerations and areas of collaboration for industry and regulators.
Written Testimony to DISB on Unintentional Bias in Private Passenger Automobile Insurance
The Casualty Practice Council submitted written comments following the Washington, D.C. Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking (DISB) on their hearing, "Initiative to Evaluate Unintentional Bias in Private Passenger Automobile Insurance." The letter expanded on the Academy's verbal presentation on the recommended actuarial considerations for determining unintentional bias in auto insurance.