Description: An article from the Expanding Horizons newsletter, issue 26, published in April 2003 that previews the Spring Meeting E&R sessions.

Description: Description of the scheduled sessions that are either sponsored or co-sponsored by the E&R Section.

Description: The Casualty Actuarial Society and the Society Of Actuaries would like to announce the recipients of the 2006–2007 Ph.D. Grant Competition.

Description: Overview of the papers presented at the Retirement Implications of Demographic and Family Change Symposium

Description: Article from the Expanding Horizons newsletter from December 2004 in which the section chair addresses the section and talks about the E&E syllabus and the issue with financial economics and also future activities such as the ARC conference.

Description: One of the sessions the E&R Section sponsored at the Annual Meeting in New York was titled "The New Math: Unorthodox Methods in Actuarial Science." The whole idea was to present academic results to practitioners who, in turn, could put them to good use.

Description: This article references articles discussing technology in the modern business world. From Digital Doings, July 2006.

Description: An Article in the Expanding Horizons newsletter, Issue 26, published in April 2003 from the chair of the E&R section, Curtis Huntington.

Description: An article in the Expanding Horizons newsletter, Issue 26, published in April 2003 that discusses the Annual Prize to the author or authors writing the best paper to appear in the North American Actuarial Journal, the leading scientific publication of the Society. It announces the winners of the award, Mary R. Hardy for A Regime–Switching Model of Long-Term Stock Returns,and Phelim P. Boyle, Adam W. Kolkiewicz and Ken Seng Tan, for Valuation of the Reset Options Embedded in Some Equity–Linked Insurance Products.

Description: Everyone is encouraged to submit papers to The Actuarial Practice Forum, a new online journal designed to deliver practical and applicable information to SOA members in the form of useful papers that are of educative value to the general actuarial readership.