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The American Academy of Actuaries is continuing to provide objective and independent analysis to all those with whom we work at the local, national, and international level. The Academy’s Health Practice Council has also developed answers to some frequently asked questions (FAQs) to share insights on COVID-19’s potential effects on health care spending and the private health insurance system and on the Medicaid program and Medicaid managed care organizations. We also developed a page with links to many COVID-19 information resources. Members of the Academy may also use this form to suggest additions to the resources page, our FAQs, potential COVID-19-related webinar topics, or other issues we might want to investigate. (April 07, 2020)
Read the latest issue of This Week—the Academy’s end-of-week digital newsletter, compiling a week’s worth of news, updates, and media coverage in one convenient, easy-to-use publication. (April 16, 2021)
Read the latest issue of This Week—the Academy’s end-of-week digital newsletter, compiling a week’s worth of news, updates, and media coverage in one convenient, easy-to-use publication. (April 09, 2021)
The Academy has released an original research paper on scalar methodologies to aggregate capital requirements across regulatory frameworks. Scalars are a central part of efforts to develop capital adequacy measures for financial groups that operate businesses in more than one country and/or more than one industry. (April 09, 2021)
The Spring Casualty Quarterly includes a Q&A with the Casualty Practice Council’s Cyber Risk Task Force Chairperson Norman Niami on cyber risk issues being addressed by the Academy, including a look at some forthcoming papers. Also in the issue, a report on a new issue brief on automobile insurance and COVID-19, news items on Senior Casualty Fellow Rich Gibson presentations on P/C issues at two events, the latest Actuaries Climate Index figures, and recent state and federal legislative and regulatory activity. (April 09, 2021)
Read the latest issue of This Week—the Academy’s end-of-week digital newsletter, compiling a week’s worth of news, updates, and media coverage in one convenient, easy-to-use publication. (April 02, 2021)
The March Actuarial Update covers the release of the Actuarial Standards Board and Actuarial Board for Counseling and Discipline annual reports. Also in the issue: Executive Director Mary Downs will retire in the next few months after serving in that position for more than 12 years; the Academy’s new webpage on diversity, equity & inclusion, and a related health equity discussion brief; registration is open for June’s Virtual PBR Boot Camp; the Academy and its Board of Directors defeated a Conference of Consulting Actuaries lawsuit challenging a 2018 bylaws amendment; a P/C issue brief on auto insurance and COVID-19; an Actuary Voices podcast with Senior Pension Fellow Linda K. Stone highlights women’s retirement issues during Women’s History Month; and the “Member Spotlight” profiles Rhonda Ahrens, a faculty member of both the PBR Boot Camp and the LHQ Seminar. (March 31, 2021)
The Health Equity Work Group (HEWG) has released a discussion brief on health equity from an actuarial perspective. This brief serves as an introduction to the HEWG’s work in examining the following areas: health insurance benefit design, provider contracting and network development, premium pricing, and managing population health. Read the news release. (March 31, 2021)
Read the latest issue of This Week—the Academy’s end-of-week digital newsletter, compiling a week’s worth of news, updates, and media coverage in one convenient, easy-to-use publication. (March 26, 2021)
The Automobile Insurance Committee released an issue brief on automobile insurance considerations arising from the COVID-19 pandemic. (March 24, 2021)
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