Description: Call for Practical Application Essays on NAAJ Articles

Description: Connect with the health actuarial community -- explore innovative solutions, advance your career, and participate in engaging, interactive events. Join the industry’s leading actuaries, analysts and professionals to network and discuss the impacts of the latest marketplace factors and trends.

Description: An attorney and a statistician will discuss the latest on GenAI, the AI regulation and litigation affecting the use of AI in insurance.

Description: Learn about upcoming EA qualifying webcasts for 2025. Explore webcasts on a variety of topics in the actuarial field and plan your credit compliance.

Description: This session will discuss: • What is social insurance and advantages of financing LTSS that way • Design decision points for an LTSS program • Existing examples of programs in the US and Abroad • Challenges and differences in pricing state-based LTSS financial reform.

Description: Inspired by other financial savings products available to Canadians, this article describes a potential solution for financing future health expenses with the creation of a Registered Health Savings Account (RHSA). This solution has been thought on the basis of four premises : 1- Individual Accountability for Health Expenses; 2- Early Savings Leads to More Accumulation; 3-PreferredTax Treatment for Personal Health Savings; 4- Complementing current public and private health systems; Main elements of the RHSA are described (Contributions, Accumulation, Utilization of account, Management by financial institutions).RHSA'S expected balances and some other results under three scenarios (a person in good health, one in poor health, and one with unexpected death at age 45) are summarized in a table. Health expenses deducted yearly from RHSA's balance were estimated using total, per capita, provincial government health expenditures by age-band for Canada, in 2020, from the Canadian Institute of Heath Information’s (CIHI), which account for 71.8% of total expenditures, that is public + private. Thus 28.2% of total expenditures were used for private health expenditures, then forecasted to 2024 and projected using a 4% annual trend. Some objections to the solution explored were anticipated as well as some refutations to these objections.

Description: The Society of Actuaries Research Institute (SOA) is interested in collecting thoughts and perspectives on specific opportunities for avoiding or mitigating potential unwanted bias in the products and processes associated with life and annuity insurance processes. Results of this call for essays are intended to meet two objectives: (1) Increase awareness of the potential for unwanted bias that may exist in a specific process, part of process, or method that may currently be used in any point along the entire product value chain for life or annuity insurance products; and (2) Offer methods, techniques, procedures, or approaches for eliminating or reducing the likelihood that unwanted bias could exist in that specific process, part of a process, or method.