Description: This article summarizes the changes in the rules for discipline of U.S. actuaries, which were recently updated, detailed, and clarified through the revision of Article X of the American Academy of Actuaries’ bylaws.

Description: The Actuary Vol. 22, No. 1. This article explores the differences and the commonalities of UK vs US actuarial practice with an emphasis on pensions.

Description: Editor's summary of items in this issue of The Actuary.

Description: This is the table of contents to discussions published from the Marco Island Spring Meeting–May 29–31, 1996. From Record of Society of Actuaries, Vol. 22, No. 1.

Description: The article notes that the Society of Actuaries has been invited as one of four new members on the Joint Ad Hoc Committee on Government Statistics JAHCOGS, and tells Society members “if you use government statistics - if you would like data to be available to you before they are outdated - if you have doubts about the quality or accuracy of data and/or analyses - if you are concerned about costs to industry and taxpayers of information gathering - if you have ideas on how to improve any phase of government statistics - here is your chance to speak out.”

Description: This is a list Of U.S. And Canadian Schools Offering Actuarial Science Courses in 1974. From The Actuary Vol. 8, No. 5.

Description: 1988 Valuation Actuary Symposium. This session provided input on the June 9, 1988, draft of a Casualty Actuarial Society Statement of Valuation Principles and the the work product of the CAS Committee on Valuation Principles and Techniques. In addition a comparison of Life and Casualty valuations was provided.

Description: Table of Contents for the May 1999 Spring meeting of the Society of Actuaries

Description: This report updates the Canadian Mortality Data through 2021 in the Human Mortality Database and Canadian Human Mortality Database, including methodology, data sources, and internal consistency checks.

Description: The Regulation and Taxation e-course covers the regulatory environment of life and annuity insurance in the U.S. and Canada, with an emphasis on actuaries.