Description: Virtual - Session 5C: Simplifying Risk Adjustment

Description: Session 10E: Regulatory Changes in Supplemental Health With an Actuarial Lens

Description: Session 8E: Cowboy Up - Strengthening ACA Rule Enforcement in Texas and the Dusty Trail to 2026

Description: Session 7D: Medicare Coverage of GLP-1's - Trimming the Fat

Description: Discussion on approaches within defined contribution retirement plans to provide retirement income as well as thoughts of how retirement plans might be structured in the future that employers will adopt that focus on retirement income delivery.

Description: This session will explore the financial health of rural hospitals, especially as it relates to the impact of payer cost containment strategies and government policies. Since 2005, more than 100 rural hospitals have closed and 600 more are at risk.

Description: Come learn how Maryland is leading the charge in improving affordability for its individual market enrollees. Learn about the success of the state's 1332 reinsurance program and additional initiatives including further Medicaid expansion, additional state and CSR subsidies, and eligible population expansions.

Description: Overview of regulations and best practices for governance of PBR valuation processes, including standards, oversight, controls and review related to the PBR analysis

Description: Savings from biosimilars have accelerated significantly in the past few years. There has been a number of relatively recent biosimilar launches that can help to shape our expectations of the financial impact that could result from this year’s big event. Savings from biosimilars have accelerated significantly in the past few years. There has been a number of relatively recent biosimilar launches that can help to shape our expectations of the financial impact that could result from this year’s big event.

Description: SECURE 2.0 included provisions that improve the ability of insurers to serve those who own qualified annuities. Several previously disallowed distribution methods are now allowed. These changes should increase the availability and desirability by contract owners to choose a payout annuity compared to required minimum distributions. An insurer considering enhancing qualified annuitization offerings might follow the approach outlined to potentially increase qualified annuitization sales and assist contract owners in protecting their principal more directly than previously.