Description: View the Spring 2020 LTAM – Long-Term Actuarial Mathematics Syllabi.

Description: A description of the operation of an R package for experience studies. Premium patterns, lapse rates, and mortality rates can be calculated.

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Description: Future Farmers of America was the dream of a suburban boy in Wisconsin. John Clay loved the idea of driving tractors, working with equipment, and taking care of the land. Life took him in the direction to become an elementary school teacher, and he was able to combine his passions for education and farming by providing a lawn service that went well beyond your basic lawn care. This article shares a heart-warming story of how a gracious individual can positively affect a community

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Description: As Gen X women enter their 40s and 50s, they are hitting their stride. For this group of women, it is also the perfect moment to address their retirement and longevity planning. Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are one of the best vehicles in the retirement toolbox for this group to maximize.

Description: Insurance companies are operating in a fast and ongoing technological and consumer transformation environment. Over the past decades, there have been tremendous advancements in technology and one of them is cloud computing

Description: Access to big, non-traditional data has, is, and will affect every industry in the market, as well as usher in a few new ones. In insurance, access to big data means the relationship between insurers and their customers is increasingly complex and intimate. On the positive side, this encourages insurers to innovate and find ways to deliver value across the customer lifecycle. However, it also invites questions of privacy, transparency, and what constitutes taking data access ‘too far.’

Description: Human health is largely dependent on environmental health. This report seeks not to price all ecosystem services but to understand and begin to quantify the functions that promote human health through the increased morbidity and mortality cost in the face of environmental degradation.