Description: As VM-22 reshapes requirements for a large range of products, companies must move beyond compliance to build scalable, insightful, and cost-effective processes. The focus of this session is beyond compliance with VM-22—addressing the importance of post-processing workflows that support assumption traceability and VM-31 reporting, the challenges of stochastic reserve projections, and the need to modernize infrastructure for data and ALM scalability. Together, these efforts will enable a more strategically valuable implementation of VM-22.

Description: Join us for an insightful webinar on how actuaries can effectively operationalize Large Language Models (LLMs) in their work. We'll walk you through key areas and provide additional context to help you understand the practical applications. There will also be time for questions and answers to ensure you get the most out of this session. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your actuarial practice with the latest advancements in technology!

Description: Real life examples on how to model policyholder behavior with a predictive analytics. Let’s discuss model set up, metrics, and understand the possible benefits and pitfalls in this type of exercise.

Description: Recording for Unmasking Mystery of Actuarial Innovation – Loyalty Analytics and CI Product Transformation

Description: Presenting to the Board

Description: Recording for ACA Challenges in a More Robust Enrollment Environment

Description: Managerial 2: How to get comfortable with LLMs- Speaker: Andy Rallis and Alex Zaidlin

Description: Underwriting

Description: Hear a presentation of the American Academy of Actuaries Climate Change Joint Committee's paper, "Financial Inequities Caused by Climate-related Disasters". Climate equity will be achieved when the unequal burdens worsened by climate change on disadvantaged populations and the communities in which they live are recognized and addressed. These disadvantaged populations include lower-income groups, children, the disabled, and the elderly, and are they often rural.

Description: Patients with chronic conditions such as musculoskeletal pain, diabetes, and hypertension impact 50% of the US healthcare population, consume more than 85% of healthcare costs, and often require a higher volume of care, expensive imaging, testing, and emergency procedures, and long-term high-cost drugs. Managing these conditions through innovative digital health interventions provides a significant opportunity for higher-touch and more-effective management that will result in lower costs.