Cyber Risk Trends and Issues in Insurance

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During this webinar, panelists discussed trends in the cyber insurance market, as well as issues related to ransomware, systemic risks, underwriting processes, and war exclusions. The webinar also highlighted recent Academy publications on these topics.

P/C Public Policy Update

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Hear the latest updates on property/casualty (P/C) public policy developments and prospects on those issues for 2021 at the state and federal levels and the Academy’s work in those areas.

Workers' Compensation: Impacts of COVID–19

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Speakers discuss effects of the unprecedented changes in the workforce.

P/C Public Policy Update—Spring 2020

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During this webinar, attendees learned about the latest updates on P/C public policy activities at the state and federal levels.

P/C Qualified Actuaries: 2019 Changes to Instructions

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The NAIC Instructions to the P/C Statement of Actuarial Opinion have changed in 2019. The most substantive change pertains to the definition of a qualified actuary and associated documentation that the appointed actuary is required to provide to company boards. This webinar addressed the changes and required documentation to assist appointed actuaries with meeting the new requirements.

Cyber Risk Insurance: Evolving Legal and Regulatory Environment

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An overview of the current state of cyber risk insurance, focusing on the evolving legal and regulatory environment for this fast-growing coverage.

P/C Public Policy Update—Spring 2019

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A webinar that delivered the latest updates on public policy P/C activities at the state and federal levels.

P/C Actuarial Opinion Report Writing

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This webinar reviewed the key considerations in writing an effective loss reserve opinion report, including a review of the actuary’s responsibilities, NAIC instructions, relevant actuarial standards of practice, and a discussion of how to clearly communicate and document the actuary’s work in each report chapter.

Catastrophe Modeling

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Historical information generally is insufficient for predictions related to future catastrophes. As a result, catastrophe modeling—which is more accurate, stable, and flexible—has been developed, becoming an important element in actuarial practice. 

P/C Public Policy Update—Fall 2018

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This webinar provided an overview of public policy P/C activities at the state and federal levels. The webinar also included highlights of the summer NAIC national meeting.