Description: Column highlighting the upcoming release for RP2014/MP-2014, rationale for new scales including two-dimensional mortality projection techniques and upcoming SOA educational opportunities on these topics.

Description: Report covering the intercompany experience under standard Ordinary insurance issues between 1950 and 1951 anniversaries.

Description: This report presents the findings of the 1954 inter-company study of the mortality on policies for large amounts.

Description: Report on aviation statistics between years 1940-1957.

Description: New rates were intended to update a table then in wide use that had 25-year-old experience. From Transactions of Society of Actuaries, 1958 Reports.

Description: Table of Contents.

Description: Statistical properties of interest, annuity and insurance functions are examined when mortality and interest are treated as having a random component. Several special models of interest rate fluctuation are examined in detail. It is hoped that such theory will be useful in developing fluctuation reserves and premium margins. Presented at the 13th Annual Actuarial Research Conference, Ball State University, August 31st. September lst, 2nd. 1978.

Description: There are three commonly used methods for compiling exposure and death data for use in obtaining crude mortality rates. They are lives, policies and amounts of insurance. This paper investigates the properties of estimators based on lives, amounts and robust alternatives. It is concluded that lives provide the best estimator, even when there is a moderate dependence of mortality rates on amounts of insurance. Presented at the Fourteenth Actuarial Research Conference, lowa City, lowa, September 6, 1979.

Description: This 1963 report presents the past year's aviation statistics and data for earlier periods, covering aviation fatality rates for different classes of pilots and others.

Description: Presents the results of a study of disabilities approved prior to 1965 under group insurance extended death benefit provisions of the premium-waiver type. Both mortality and morbidity data is provided.