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Description: This report illustrates employer group commercial health care costs and trends from 2013 – 2017.

Description: Candidate information page for Peter Hayes

Description: As predictive analytics and data quality become more important to the insurance industry, there is greater need for cross-department communication/integration.

Description: Actuaries interact with a dizzying array of programs and institutions from around the world-and the many acronyms they use as shorthand-every day. But there are just too many acronyms for anyone to keep straight, and new ones are being added all the time. This web page provides a link to an actuarial acronym reference chart, and provides information as to how actuaries can nominate new acronyms to be added to this chart.

Description: Through volunteer activities, you can give back to the profession and also help grow personally. Gain new skills, network with others and much more. There are a wide variety of volunteer opportunities, from in-person and professional interest specific volunteering to virtual meetings and short volunteer projects. Learn more.

Description: Advisory Update for Course 7, Septemeber 2006

Description: The COVID-19 pandemic has not simply changed the way we live. It has caused most of us—whether we want to or not—to reassess the way we think and feel about our world. Most in the general public have been looking to political and medical leaders to better understand the implications to health and wealth. Likewise, we as actuaries look to business leaders and key volunteers for their insights into the impact on our profession. We recently conducted a series of interviews with such leaders in the Canadian actuarial profession. This article addresses their insights into the evolving set of skills we need in this rapidly changing world.

Description: questionnaire for Sharon Giffen

Description: This report provides results from a recently conducted study using the AIR Wildfire Model for the United States and available climate and climate change information to estimate how climate change may influence wildfire losses to U.S. property by mid-century. The climate change conditioned catalogs were used to evaluate climate change impacts (relative change in losses) to the AIR Worldwide US Industry Exposure Database, with all factors other than area burned held constant.