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The Actuary
of mandatory actuarial opinions on public health care plans in some jurisdictions. I agree there are ... immensely both directly and indirectly. From a direct point of view, the consult- ing firm that I previously ...- Authors: Christian J DesRochers, J Bruce MacDonald, Harry H Panjer, W Steven Prince, Teresa Winer, Mark van Zanden, R. Dale Hall, VALERIE MARGARET LOPEZ, Megan Potter
- Date: Sep 2003
- Publication Name: The Actuary Magazine
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Small Talk Newsletter, November 2002, Issue No. 19
a particular disease, the actuary needs to take care to transform these into incidence rates using information ... existing company data from other types of coverage, care must be taken to consider the effect that the lump ...- Authors: Timothy J Harris, Mark C Rowley, James Thompson, Jeffrey Morris, Tom Kalmbach, R. Dale Hall
- Date: Nov 2002
- Publication Name: Small Talk
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Small Talk Newsletter, June 2002, Issue No. 18
and adapt to new types of catastrophic risk, many direct writing insurance companies are facing new decisions ... before reinsurance on regular death claims? Many direct writers, including smaller companies, also find ...- Authors: Karen Rudolph, Godfrey Perrott, James Thompson, Maria Thomson, Steven Siegel, Scott J Cipinko, R. Dale Hall, Robert Stone, John Riley
- Date: Jun 2002
- Publication Name: Small Talk
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The Life Actuary Newsletter, August 2003, Vol. 1, Issue No. 45
Society ofActuaries who indicated “Life” as their primary practice area, it gives me great pleasure to welcome ... analysis is that 2,170 SOA members did not select a Primary Practice Area. Do these members have professional ...- Authors: Larry M Gorski, Edward Robbins, Narayan S Shankar, R. Dale Hall, Karen Gentilcore, Application Administrator
- Date: Aug 2003
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The Life Actuary Newsletter, March 2004, Vol. 2, Issue No. 1
tax environment. The actuarial community is the primary professional constituency that can come up with ... as those for whom the business results are the primary focus. The Bottom Line Ultimately, the success ...- Authors: Larry M Gorski, Steven Malerich, Edward Robbins, Narayan S Shankar, R. Dale Hall, Karen Gentilcore
- Date: Mar 2004
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Exploring New Actuarial Ideas and Applications through Research
and Their Relationship with the Cost of Health Care, serves as a resource used by health actuaries ... continues to invest in necessary health care, long-term care and retirement research, from longevity ...- Authors: R. Dale Hall
- Date: Feb 2016
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge>Actuarial theory in business context; Leadership>Thought leadership
- Publication Name: The Actuary Magazine
- Topics: Actuarial Profession>Academic partnerships; Demography>Longevity; Technology & Applications>Analytics and informatics
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Small Talk Newsletter, April 2000, Issue No. 15
things that companies of all sizes face. Although care needs to be taken over what expenses are created ... existence and impact of deficiency reserves were the primary concern. Product redesign was the second major ...- Authors: Thomas Edwalds, Donald Maves, James Thompson, James S Connolly, Rodney Keefer, Lois Chinnock, R. Dale Hall, Douglas Robbins, Robert Brown
- Date: Apr 2000
- Publication Name: Small Talk
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Small Talk Newsletter, October 2006, Issue No. 27
and offering suggestions and comments. Finally, direct contact with state regulators can be beneficial ... chan- nels: career, brokerage, PPGA, multi-line, direct response, other and unallocated (those expenses ...- Authors: Christopher Hause, Norman E Hill, James Thompson, Steven Siegel, R. Dale Hall
- Date: Oct 2006
- Publication Name: Small Talk