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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. (March 05, 2021)
The Actuaries Climate Index has been updated with data for summer 2020, with the five-year moving average reaching a new high for the 10th consecutive quarter. Read the news release. (March 04, 2021)
In the March/April Contingencies, the cover story “Irrationally Yours—An Introduction to Logical Fallacies” offers a survey view of universal logical fallacies—thought distortions everyone falls victim to from time to time. Also, “Passport for Care—Patient Access, Quality, and Innovation Around the World” explores patient access, quality of care, and innovation in several countries; and “5G and Insurance—A Match for the Ages?” looks at how the latest wireless paradigm is expected to shake up the business landscape, including that of the insurance world. Plus, Tom Campbell’s President’s Message on reliance; Up to Code looks at the art of the possible; and the Actuarial Job Seeker supplement contains a new feature on the actuaries of the “Oregon Trail Generation”—look to this micro-generation for tech-savvy, adaptable leadership. (March 01, 2021)
The February Actuarial Update covers how the Academy has marked Black History Month, led by the reissue of The Magic School Bus Takes a Risk: A Book About Probability, which offers an opportunity to introduce young children—including those in traditionally underrepresented groups, who are featured as main characters—to actuaries and shows how math as a profession can take them on amazing journeys. Also in the issue, it’s time for members to offer recommendations for Academy regular directors; the Academy welcomed 338 new members in the second half of 2020; and the “Professionalism Counts” column looks at conflicts of interests in the context of transparency. (February 26, 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. (February 26, 2021)
The winter issue of The Retirement Report includes a Q&A with Pension Committee Vice Chairperson Elena Black on some of the committee’s key issues and output including comments on actuarial standards of practice, issue briefs on timely topics including COVID-19, and practice notes. Also in the issue, a preview of next month’s webinar on Social Security, and an update on recent legislative and regulatory activity. (February 24, 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. (February 19, 2021)
Senior Casualty Fellow Rich Gibson participated in a virtual panel discussion Monday at the National Conference of State Legislatures’ Executive Committee Task Force on insurance regarding business interruption coverage. Gibson provided a perspective on actuarial considerations important to the success of any future public or private program designed to support coverage. (February 15, 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. (February 12, 2021)
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