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International Section News, July 2005, Issue No. 36
improvement in standards of living and medical care, leading to the demand for pension and annuity ... for life and general insurance, prepared by the Primary Actuary, and the prac- tice of the Superannuation ...- Authors: Application Administrator, Frank Buck, Paul Chow, William R Horbatt, Catherine Denise Lyn, Marc Slutzky, Charles L Gilbert, Julian D Gribble, Christopher David Daykin, Ronora Stryker, Dominique Lebel, John Barnett, K Gopalakrishnan, Pascale Elie, Andrew John Linfoot, Fauzi Arfan
- Date: Jul 2005
- Publication Name: International News
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International Section News, March 2006, Issue No. 38
travel- ing time has been reduced to half a day for a direct flight connecting the two cities. With the advent ... to be responsi- ble in our decisions; take good care of our workers and customers; and respect the fact ...- Authors: William R Horbatt, Leslie Lohmann, Catherine Denise Lyn, Nian-Chih Yang, Ronald Poon-Affat, Derek Osborne, Ronora Stryker, Synthia Kwan, Scott Odierno, Geraldine Kaye, Application Administrator, Sari Harrel, John Robinson, Tesi Johnson, Elisabeth Goodwin, Paul Geeson, Laura Brown, Neil Wharmby
- Date: Mar 2006
- Publication Name: International News
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International Section News, April 2005, Issue No. 35
council meeting in October, we agreed that the primary activities of the section are to provide a sense ... failures in the United States found the following primary causes: • Uninformed or inattentive board of ...- Authors: Stephen Ainsworth, Application Administrator, Richard J Geisler, R Thomas Herget, William R Horbatt, Catherine Denise Lyn, John Robinson, Marc Slutzky, Vincent Y Y Tsang, Michael Gabon, Marcia M Tam-Marks, Mike Leung, Ronora Stryker, Scott Odierno, Martha Sikaras, Maria Torres, Ghislaine Royer, Guo Dan
- Date: Apr 2005
- Publication Name: International News
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International Section News, October 2004, Issue No. 34
included noncancel- able health insurance and long-term care. The former is risky because premiums are guaranteed ... actual claims are higher than expected. Long-term care policies are risky due to the long-term morbidity ...- Authors: R Thomas Herget, William R Horbatt, Jose Luis Berrios-Martin, Ronora Stryker, Chi Hong An, Dominique Lebel, Valerie Lopez, James Makin
- Date: Oct 2004
- Publication Name: International News