Description: This 1981 session focused on actuaries and the government. Topics included: 1. What do regulatory agencies expect of actuaries in their employ? 2. What do such agencies expect of: a The actuarial profession in its interface role? b The actuaries for companies and plans being regulated? 3. In the broadest sense, how can actuaries or the actuarial profession be helpful to government? From Record of Society of Actuaries, Vol. 7, No. 2.

Description: The author explores the nature of risk in the actuarial profession and suggests that all of us actuaries in the world are connected by this common bond.

Description: This article highlights how changes in lifestyle, leisure, labor and learning will impact the way actuaries do their work in the future.

Description: Discusses the need for actuaries to evolve with the needs of the marketplace in order to continue to be relevant and to feel we are successful in our careers.

Description: The SOA released a report titled Massachusetts Health Insurance Reform, which looks at the impact on insurance markets, pricing and profitability.

Description: States that the actuarial profession must revise its mission to assure that its members continue to be effectively serviced.

Description: Provides an overview of India's insurance market and the important role of the actuary.

Description: Author's views about how to improve the value of actuaries to current and prospective clients/employers and to society as a whole.

Description: A panel discussion of the organizational problems facing the actuarial profession and the way the Actuarial Restructuring Committee, ARC, proposal has been designed to respond to these problems. From the 1977 Record, Vol. 3, No. 2.

Description: Speaker prognosticates about future trends in society and encourages the audience to embrace the future as opportunity. From the 1988 Record of Society of Actuaries, Vol. 14, No. 4A.