Help shape the future of the actuarial profession by sharing your expertise. Submit a webcast proposal and contribute to meaningful conversations on emerging trends, evolving challenges, and innovative ideas that are impacting actuaries around the world. Your insights can help educate fellow professionals, inspire new ways of thinking, and strengthen the profession through shared knowledge.
The deadline to submit webcast proposals is September 11, 2026
Why submit a webcast?
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Advance the profession and help drive continued innovation and growth
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Elevate your presence in the actuarial community
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Demonstrate your expertise to peers and colleagues across the industry
Suggested Topics
Choose one of the topics below or submit another idea.
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Strategic thinking
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Conflict resolution
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Project management
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From “Doer to Delegator”
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Understanding finance vs HR decision dynamics
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Specific, hands-on application of AI in core actuarial processes including:
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Reserving, Pricing Design, Capital Modeling, Experience Studies
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Medicaid
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Stop Loss
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Cell & Gene Therapy
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LTC
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Future of Investing
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Hedging and Risk Management Tools
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Liquidity Management
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Hedging- Broad life insurance hedging models
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Dividends
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In-Force Management
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LDTI/GAAP
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Structure Act 2.0
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Fee Income & Fee Compression
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Advanced Hedging and Reinsurance
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AI-driven Retirement Modeling
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Mortality & Longevity Trends
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Illustration Actuary
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Asset Liability Management
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AI: Claude
Submission Criteria
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Subject
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Webcasts must be educational and informative. Webcasts may be submitted for any area of practice or experience level.
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Presenters
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You have the option to list preferred presenter names in your proposal submission. Presenters should represent a breadth of concepts and perspectives, as well as a variety of companies (minimum two). Webcasts should not be considered a forum for any individual company or product.
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Note: Submitting a webcast proposal does not guarantee your webcast will be approved. You will be notified the week of October 9, 2026, if your proposal has been selected as is, or if approved with conditions.