Description: Actuary of the Future, the newsletter of the Actuary of the Future Section. April 2013, entire issue

Description: May 2009 issue of the Actuary of the Future Section newsletter The Actuary of the Future

Description: After a sustained period of mortality improvement, U.S. population mortality improvement has stagnated in recent years. The presenters will discuss mortality improvement trends in the U.S. population and the causes of death contributing to these trends. U.S. population cause of death trends will be analyzed and compared to trends in the insured population. Mortality rates for major causes of death will be compared between the U.S. population and the insured population. In addition, assumption setting for both older age and later duration mortality as well as mortality improvement will be covered.

Description: The Future of Pension Plan Funding and Disclosure Monograph at the The Future of Pension Plan Funding and Disclosure Symposium held on July 14–15, 2005, Washington, DC

Description: A compilation of feedback from actuaries in the Health Section of the affects of the ACA.

Description: November 2009 issue of the Actuary of the Future Section newsletter, Actuary of the Future.

Description: Rebecca Costa has worked with the world’s largest organizations to get the jump on disruptive technologies, emerging scientific discoveries, and foreseeable trends. Join her for a keynote presentation and Q&A virtual session on innovation, disruption and what this means for the future of the industry and business.

Description: A call for essays issued by the SOA Health and Long Term Care Sections on the visions for the future of the U.S. health care system.

Description: A call for essays issued by the SOA Health and Long Term Care Sections on the visions for the future of the U.S. health care system.

Description: This paper helps the audience understand the actuary’s role in estimating the financial impact of primary care programs. In addition, the paper can be used by actuaries to think about key issues when estimating the financial impact of their employers’ and clients’ own primary care programs.