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The Code at 25
By Virginia HulmeA principles-based framework built 25 years ago continues to guide a profession in constant evolution.
Tales From the Dark Side
Five hypothetical case studies from the Actuarial Board for Counseling and Discipline illustrate the professionalism challenges actuaries may face in the workplace—and how to respond.
Adapting to an Aging World
By Xinyi (Cindy) HuLow fertility may be harder to reverse than policymakers hope. Aging societies need to build systems resilient enough for the demographic future that is taking shape.
Your Next Coworker May Not Be Human
By Beth BakerAgentic AI is moving into the workplace. Here’s what actuaries need to know about working alongside a new kind of digital colleague.
Human Oversight of Thinking Machines
By Baskar Sundararajan and Srivathsan Karanai MarganAs AI becomes more deeply embedded in decision-making, organizations must rethink what effective governance and accountability require.
Modernizing Actuarial Operations in Reinsurance
By Poojan ShahActuarial systems are becoming a strategic differentiator—enabling faster deal evaluation, stronger pricing confidence, and smoother integration.
The Little Blue Book That Flew Off the Table
By Preeti Vasishtha
Ode to the Code
By Tricia Matson
The Framework Behind Public Trust
By William J. Michalisin
Earning Self-Regulation Through Professionalism
By Edward Lee
MAAA Credential Offers a Strong Standard for Public Policy
By Ted Gotsch
The Work Behind the Work
12 Rising Stars Look Ahead
27th Letter of the Alphabet
By Warren MannersMiranda Rights
By Tom ToceNew Beginnings
By Josh Feldman
The Search for Efficiency
By Sam Gutterman
When Every Consumer Has an AI Insurance Advisor
By Khris DaiAs open enrollment approaches, millions of consumers are already asking AI tools which health plan to pick. A new benchmark shows those recommendations are getting more accurate—with implications for risk pools and the rules governing insurance advice.
An Ordinary Summer Day
By Preeti Vasishtha