Description: The American Academy of Actuaries and the Society of Actuaries (SOA) have joined resources to manage the economic scenario generators used in regulatory reserve and capital calculations.

Description: This is an Impairment Study Capture System (ISCS) study of contemporary Diabetes Mellitus mortality among insured lives. The policies were issued at standard or substandard premium rates between 1989 and 2002 policy anniversaries.

Description: This web page describes the new RP-2014 Exposure Draft.

Description: Update of previous reports on aviation fatalities: for the period 1946-1951. Also includes corrections to previous reports of the Committee.

Description: Mortality experience of twenty-nine companies on certain classes of pilots for issues since January 1, 1946, observed in the case of some companies through December 31, 1949 and in the case of others through June 30, 1950.

Description: This report provides morbidity experience under individual medical expense policies in force during the 1975 and 1976 calendar years.

Description: Results of the committee's 2006 Group Term Life Experience Study, based on experience data from 1999 through 2001. Experience included Death, Disability Waiver of Premium “Waiver”, and Accidental Death and Dismemberment “AD&D” benefits. Also, information is presented separately for Individually Billed versus Self-Administered business. Available pivot tables enable companies to perform their own analysis.

Description: The Committee on Group Insurance Mortality stated that they will include the 1957 experience in the next detailed report, when published. From Transactions of Society of Actuaries, 1958 Reports.

Description: Supplementary report to comprehensive report made by the Committee on Aviation of the Actuarial Society of America in May 1940 regarding fatality rates from aviation risks from 1947-1950

Description: This paper, a study of Canadian life insurance company expenses, is regarded by the author, Arthur Pedoe, as a continuation of his earlier study presented to the Society of Actuaries in 1952 TSA IV, 485. In examining various expense trends the author emphasizes what he feels to be useful, namely an overall expense ratio defined as actual to expected total company expenses. The paper and ensuing discussion explore how expected expenses should be determined, as well as examining trends in group business expenses, among other topics. From 1961 Transactions Vol. 13, No. 35 AB.