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WEB EXCLUSIVE: What the Hack?
Cybercrime and ransomware have become a global concern for governments and businesses By Michael G. Malloy The adage that crime doesn’t pay is being turned on its head with cybercrime, which pays well (often in hard-to-trace... Read More
The Great Hunt—A brief history of automobile rating variables
By James P. Lynch Pull that old Buick Roadmaster to the pump in 1944 and you would get service: An attendant, maybe a team of them, would check the oil, clean the windshield, make sure the tires had air. But you might not get much... Read More
Using Data for Good—Settlement annuities & factoring negotiations
Published results on mortality experience can help lead to fair results By Anthony H. Riccardi and Lauryn E. Stewart For those who work as forensic actuaries, behold a gold mine of insight into the understanding of in-force settlement... Read More