Principles-based update 10
Life Practice Council webcast
12-1:30 p.m. (Eastern)
April 17, 2008
This 90-minute webcast includes a discussion of principles-related developments at the NAIC spring meeting. It is part of a series of webcasts on the Academy’s efforts to help develop a principles-based approach for regulating life reserves and capital.
Registration
The registration fee is $160 for Academy members and $200 for non-members. Registration is closed.
About the webcast
The webcast will cover the latest principles-based reserving (PBR) developments
at the NAIC's Life and Health Actuarial Task Force (LHATF), including:
- The status of the draft Standard Valuation Law as it moves closer to possible adoption by LHATF
- Updates on recent revisions in the proposed new valuation manual by LHATF's PBR Subgroups for Life, Reporting and Review; Reinsurance; Health; Experience Reporting; and Process and Coordination
- Next steps and timelines for the proposed Standard Valuation law and valuation manual
- An overview of the work of the new Corporate Governance Subgroup of the NAIC PBR (EX) Working Group
Speakers
Most of the speakers chair LHATF subgroups that are looking at various aspects of the draft Standard Valuation Law and proposed valuation manual. Many of the speakers also led Academy efforts to provide the initial recommendations for the PBR framework to the NAIC.
The speakers include:
- Fred Andersen, New York State Insurance Department
- Larry Bruning, Kansas Insurance Department
- Mike Boerner, Texas Department of Insurance
- Leslie Jones, South Carolina Department of Insurance
- Kal Ketzlach, a member of the Academy’s Life Governance Team
- Julia Philips, Minnesota Department of Insurance
- Sheldon Summers, California Department of Insurance
- Peter Weber, Ohio Department of Insurance
CE credit
The American Academy of Actuaries believes in good faith that the "Principles-Based Update 10" webcast constitutes an organized activity as defined under the current Qualification Standards for Actuaries Issuing Statements of Actuarial Opinion in the United States.
Under these Qualification Standards, an hour of continuing education is defined as 50 minutes and fractions of an hour may be counted.
Questions?
- For technical assistance concerning online registration or webcast participation, please call WebEx (866.779.3239) or e-mail WebEx customer support.
- For other types of assistance, please contact Phillip Hafler at the Academy (hafler@actuary.org; 202-223-8196).
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