Description: Full version of Risk Management, July 2006, Issue No. 8.

Description: Chairperson's Corner from Risk Management, July 2006, issue 8. Ths chairperson's corner highlights the new nickname for the Risk Management section, ERMAP, which stands for Enterprise Risk Management Actuarial Professionals, the 2006 ERM Symposium, the annual face-to-face section council meeting and a variety of special risk management projects that the section is either leading or is a significant partner.

Description: Article from Risk Management Newsletter, March 2006, No. 7 on the growing Risk Management Section. Year 2005 was a year of emarkable growth for the joint CAS/SOA Risk Management Section, as casualty actuaries joined in force. More than 500 members of the CAS have joined the section, bringing the total section membership to about 3,000.

Description: This article covers the global shift in approach to the assessment of capital requirements for insurance groups, both for regulatory and internal management purposes.

Description: In this article, the author gives an overview a number of Enterprise Risk Management ERM issues that arise when one considers the impact of income tax on a fair value accounting system.

Description: This article memorializes Hubert Mueller, a close friend and colleague of the Risk Management section.

Description: This article contains the statistics of the equity premium or market risk premium [MRP] uses in 2011 for 56 countries. The paper also contains the references used to justify the MRP and comments from persons that both use and do not use MRP.

Description: An exploration of risk management challenges in the Middle East, including historical overcapitalization, inadequate data and governance issues.

Description: Most reasonable risk mitigation strategies provide benefit in some circumstances, but come at a cost that adversely affects results in other scenarios. A research paper by the authors considers the view of multiple stakeholders to answer this question, resulting in a process they call Trifurcation.

Description: A discussion about the increasing risks associated with the National Flood Insurance Program in the U.S., including discussion of its history as well as key issues associated with its continuation in its present form.