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Risks and Rewards Newsletter, February 2003, Issue No. 41
(Mark Bursinger). We liai- son with the Long Term Care Section (Larry Rubin) and with Continuing Education ... a problem because the problem is not subject to direct experimentation. 3 Analysts are hampered in their ...- Authors: Lawrence N Bader, Nino A Boezio, Paul Donahue, Anson Glacy, Jeremy Gold, David Ingram, Max Rudolph, Peter Tilley, Richard Wendt, Douglas A George, Valentina A Isakina, Lilli Segre Tossani
- Date: Feb 2003
- Publication Name: Risks & Rewards
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Benchmarking Investment Performance
The steps to compliance are very simple, very direct and logical. First of all, you need to construct ... one is very difficult. Think about a long- term care product. How do you create a benchmark that matches ...- Authors: Anson Glacy, Scott S Hartz, William H Panning
- Date: May 2003
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge
- Publication Name: Record of the Society of Actuaries
- Topics: Finance & Investments
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Product Development News, March 1998, Issue No. 45
to catego- rize policyholder behavior into two primary modes: Naïve mode: Buy as prices increase; sell ... International Products Regulation/Concern with Long-Term Care Ideas Internet Activity on Life Critical Illness ...- Authors: Donald C Chambers, Douglas Doll, Deborah Sloan, Anson Glacy, Johan Lotter, Mark Milton, Kevin Larsen
- Date: Mar 1998
- Publication Name: Product Matters!
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Risks and Rewards Newsletter, July 2001, Issue No. 37
sufficient asset reserve? Should product managers care if returns fall short of pricing assumptions? Are ... be described by a rich polynomial function, the primary independent term of which is a parallel shift in ...- Authors: Lawrence N Bader, Nino A Boezio, Paul Donahue, David C Gilliland, Anson Glacy, David Ingram, Peter Tilley, Richard Wendt, Bradley Buechler, Linda Blatchford, Thomas Merfeld, Rob Royall, Victor Canto
- Date: Jul 2001
- Publication Name: Risks & Rewards
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Small Talk Newsletter, May 1998, Issue No. 11.
investment both internal and external including direct This is likely to create a receivable, given business ... Regulation A–620, Accelerated Benefits A–641, Long-Term-Care Insurance Model Regulation A–820, Standard Valuation ...- Authors: Christian J DesRochers, Jerry Enoch, Anson Glacy, R Thomas Herget, Norman E Hill, Paul J Sulek, James Thompson, Thomas P Tierney, Teri Geske, DALE ALLEN HALL, JOHN WADE, D A D'Annunzio, Joel Lantzman
- Date: May 1998
- Publication Name: Small Talk
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The Financial Reporter
issues because of increased frequency of managed care organization insolvencies. Life & Health Actuarial ... and uncertainties across product lines, between primary and secondary benefits, and in reserving for multiple ...- Authors: Anson Glacy, Larry M Gorski, Norman E Hill, James W Lamson, Donald Maves, Bruce Moore, Thomas Nace, David Sandberg, Shirley Hwei-Chung Shao, S Michael McLaughlin
- Date: Jun 2000
- Publication Name: The Financial Reporter
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Small Talk Newsletter, May 2001, Issue No. 17
home serv- ice in force and from newer blocks of direct response business. This issue thus crosses all ... there are likely tens of millions in force. • Direct response, including juvenile policies sold to ...- Authors: Robert J Butler, Anson Glacy, John Kerper, John Ladley, Jon E Niehus, Steven Ostlund, Edward J Slaby, James Thompson, Alex Zeid, Lawrence Garvey
- Date: May 2001
- Publication Name: Small Talk
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Equity-Indexed Products: Managing the Beast
change in some underlying base. Delta is the primary greek. You've probably heard the term "delta ... market goes up or down, I lose money. This is in direct contrast to the kappa or gamma number, which ...- Authors: Anson Glacy, Stephen Stone, Jeffrey J Lobo, Andrew S Chow
- Date: Oct 1998
- Competency: Technical Skills & Analytical Problem Solving
- Publication Name: Record of the Society of Actuaries
- Topics: Annuities>Equity-indexed annuities; Finance & Investments
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The FHLB Advance Window: A Compelling Opportunity?
portfolios and are familiar with them. The primary business of the banks is to extend low-cost loans ... liquidity has increased in size. And you can see the direct result in the coverage ratio of a 0.2 increase ...- Authors: Anson Glacy, Thomas Grondin, UNKNOWN H D Barkett
- Date: May 2002
- Competency: Technical Skills & Analytical Problem Solving>Innovative solutions
- Publication Name: Record of the Society of Actuaries
- Topics: Finance & Investments>Banking - Finance & Investments; Finance & Investments>Investments
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New Frontiers in Assest/Liability Management
SPDA context, the insurer really only has two primary levers to manage both risk and profitability ... with this. I really don't see this as being the primary objective function. A further extension of this ...- Authors: Anson Glacy, Frederick W Jackson, Douglas A George
- Date: Jan 1998
- Competency: Technical Skills & Analytical Problem Solving
- Topics: Finance & Investments>Asset liability management