Description: Both the SOA and AARP will showcase their recent research projects highlighting the impact of marginalization on aging and retirement. Learn how being a member of a marginalized group changes your outcomes as well as your perspective on aging and retirement.

Description: Panelists will discuss ethical dilemmas for retirement actuaries in their day-to-day practices. This session will analyze whether ethical issues have arisen, how to avoid ethical dilemmas, and how to resolve the dilemmas if you find yourself in them. This session will also identify differences between the ethics rules of the Joint Board for the Enrollment of Actuaries and the Code of Conduct for members of the SOA and AAA. Audience members will be invited to participate in the discussion via chat.

Description: Understanding how mental health influences mortality is increasingly important for actuaries involved in pricing, reserving, and population risk assessment. This study quantifies the relationship between mental health indicators, socio-economic conditions, and both suicide and all-cause mortality across U.S. counties from 2010 through 2023.

Description: This webinar will cover the basics of structured assets, their uses in the insurance industry, and ALM and capital considerations. It will also include a section with an introduction to CLO Residual Tranches and recent capital discussions surrounding them.

Description: Intro to The Actuary in the Model

Description: Navigating AI Bias intro

Description: In this video Ben Keslowitz describes the differences in types of Annuities. Ben discusses that there are two main types: immediate annuities, which start payments right away, and deferred annuities, which delay payments. He then goes on to discuss immediate annuities include lifetime, certain only, certain and life, and joint and survivor annuities, each offering different payment structures and durations. He dives into these structures to give the viewer an intro level on options on annuities.

Description: Reinsurance Mock Arbitration

Description: Hear about some applications using quantile regression-derived individual and group claim distributions and how they may be used in various traditional health care modeling situations. The session will not focus on the technical use of quantile regression to obtain estimates of claim distributions, but more so is intended to focus on the uses of the distributions in actuarial modeling and the additive framework in assessing claims distributions. Presenters will show how actuaries can better assess risks by focusing on the individual- and group-specific claims distributions as opposed to traditional point-estimate-centric models.

Description: The presenters give a history lesson on the origin of CMS Medicare star ratings, including why this demonstration was originally created and how the program has worked over the years. The discussion will cover both the evolution of the underlying measures and the financial impact to Medicare Advantage stakeholders. By attending the session, you will have a stronger understanding of how member experience and outcome-based measures can be factored into the funding within a health care system to better align incentives among various stakeholders.