Description: Today, the Presidents of the Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) and Society of Actuaries (SOA) jointly announced that the CAS and SOA Boards of Directors agreed to explore a combination of the CAS and SOA into one new professional organization that has the scale and resources to support members’ efforts to shape and grow the evolving areas in which actuaries practice.

Description: Actuaries Climate Index™ Fall 2017 Data Reveals Extreme Weather Frequency and Sea Level Changes Continue to Drive Composite Index Values Higher.

Description: Letter from SOA President Craig Reynolds to American Academy of Actuaries Congratulating on 50th Anniversary

Description: The Math Motivators Matching Gift Campaign has been extended. SOA members can donate now to support math tutoring to low income high school students.

Description: 2023 SOA Elections Results: Announcing New 2023–2024 Board Members and President-Elect and Vice-Chair

Description: Organizations representing the actuarial profession in Canada and the United States have applied an improved methodology to the Actuaries Climate Index® starting with newly released ACI data for fall 2018, and the latest data show the previously reported upward trend in the key five-year moving average ACI metric continues.

Description: updates on the Society of Actuaries’ (SOA’s) ongoing efforts on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI)

Description: The Society of Actuaries (SOA) and its Financial Reporting Section (FRS) announce the launch of The International Financial Reporting for Insurers (IFRI) book. This resource is a collaborative effort between actuaries and accountants to help understand the concepts behind financial reporting under the International Financial Reporting Standards® (IFRS) issued in May 2017.

Description: The SOA announced the recipients of the 2018 Student Research Case Study Challenge.

Description: A multiyear trend of increasing climate condition measurements from the United States and Canada continues, reaching a new high in winter 2019–20, the latest Actuaries Climate Index quarterly data release shows. The Actuaries Climate Index’s key metric of a seasonal five-year moving average presents a composite measure of long-term changes across an array of observed weather extremes and sea levels in the two countries.