Description: Join us for a fast-paced webcast unpacking results from the 2026 Emerging Risks Survey. Get key insights from 350+ insurance and financial services leaders, including C-suite respondents, on what they see ahead for 2026 and beyond – spanning economic volatility, geopolitics, adverse AI outcomes, and cyber risk. We’ll spotlight key sector differences and the long-term combinations of risks shaping strategic planning.

Description: Adoption of AI in Actuarial Practice: From Enterprise Strategy to a Deep Dive of Modeling Software Innovation Webcast

Description: This video introduces an SOA Research Institute report on pension risk transfer, explaining how defined benefit plan sponsors increasingly use de-risking strategies to manage financial, longevity, and regulatory pressures. Steven Siegel, ASA, MAAA presents this innovative video.

Description: The video features Dale Hall, Managing Director at the Society of Actuaries Research Institute, where he presents findings from an SOA Research Institute study on the readiness of Asia-Pacific markets for commercial long-term care insurance (LTCI) amid rapid population aging.

Description: The video, by Kara Clark, explains how technology is a major long-term driver of future mortality, drawing on Chapter 8 of the SOA Research Institute’s Long-Term Drivers of Future Mortality report.

Description: Authored by Charles L. Gilbert and Hélène Baril of Nexus Risk Management, this expert-opinion piece advises Canadian life insurers on how IFRS 17 changes asset-liability management for the Contractual Service Margin (CSM). It presents a two-lens ALM framework—(1) manage assets notionally supporting fulfilment cash flows to control interest-rate driven P&L/OCI volatility, and (2) use strategic asset allocation for assets notionally supporting capital and the CSM to optimize market-risk/return and capital efficiency. The article contrasts backing the CSM with FVPL growth assets (higher long-term returns but more earnings volatility and capital cost) versus amortized-cost/FVOCI fixed income (greater earnings stability but lower yield), and discusses reinvestment, capital implications and operational choices. Its intent is practical guidance; its value is a clear, actionable framework for weighing accounting, capital and economic trade-offs.

Description: Case Study for the course GI 302 General Insurance in the U.S. Case Study

Description: Review the PA Syllabus for October 2025.