Description: The 2001 CSO Preferred Class Structure Mortality Tables were developed at the request of the ACLI and adopted by the NAIC in September of 2006. Links to report and tables included.

Description: View the 2021 Retirement Risk Survey Report of Findings.

Description: This report describes the results of a survey on reflecting risk in pricing. The survey expands on one conducted in 2003 and was expanded to include life, health, P&C, and non-North American insurance companies.

Description: The results of the 2011 SOA Member & Candidate Survey.

Description: The results of the 2011 SOA Member & Candidate Survey.

Description: An update of selected key graphs from the Key Statistics section of previous COVID-19 briefs.

Description: The SOA offers experience studies on the business practices of life insurance issues. Studies are available for download in PDF format.

Description: The COVID-19 pandemic will have a lasting impression on all forms of life, annuity, and A&H insurance. Individual and group disability insurance are no exception. Examine how U.S. group and individual disability insurers have been impacted by the pandemic and how they are preparing for an uncertain future. Oliver Wyman will team up with experts from the insurance industry to discuss insights on the impact of COVID-19 on disability insurance, including results from Oliver Wyman’s 2022 industry survey. Learn about the past, current, and future expected impacts of COVID-19 on: - Claim experience (including mortality, incidence, recovery and SSDI offsets) - Reserving - Scenario testing - Insurer operations (e.g., claims adjudication, recertification) - Sales and persistency By attending this session, you will be able to: - Understand how disability insurers have been impacted by the pandemic across multiple facets. - Identify where and how U.S. disability insurance carriers are adapting to the new and evolving environment. - Discover how carriers see disability insurance evolving as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.

Description: Posting site for the study which presents the 1997-1998 calendar-year mortality experience of retired individuals in the United States who are covered under group pension contracts.

Description: This report provides the results of the 2002 membership and candidate survey. Results of the research suggests four broad avenues for action: 1. Maintain and enhance the value credentials. 2. Assess member satisfaction periodically. 3. Establish a baseline for employer perceptions of the actuarial profession. 4. Apply results to the Balanced Score Card.