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Seminar Registration Fees
Include any seminar materials, continental breakfasts, luncheons, refreshment breaks, and receptions.
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| Received on or before February 26 |
$550 ($819 Canadian) |
$650 ($968 Canadian) |
| Received after February 26 |
$600 ($894 Canadian) |
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| Panelist/Moderator |
$275 ($410 Canadian) |
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Note: Registration fees will be refunded for cancellations received by March 5, 2001 at the CAS Office, less a $50 processing fee. Only written or e-mailed cancellations will be honored. Cancellation requests will be accepted by fax at (703) 276-3108 or via e-mail to dcarmenates@casact.org.
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If paying by check, complete this form and return it with your check to: Casualty Actuarial Society, P.O. Box 425, Merrifield, VA 22116-0425.
If paying by credit card, complete this form and return to:
Casualty Actuarial Society, 1100 N. Glebe Road, Suite 600, Arlington, VA 22201-4798;
or fax to (703) 276-3108. All credit card payments will be processed in U.S. Dollars.
Session Attendance
Please specify which sessions you plan to attend so that we may plan accordingly.
Introductory Topics
___ INT-1 Introduction to Data Management 101
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INT-2 Basic Techniques for an Overall Indication
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INT-3 Introduction to Ratemaking Relativities
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INT-4 The Indication—Is that Your Final Answer?
Data Management Topics
___ DAT-5 Standards in an E-Commerce World
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DAT-6 Quantifying E-Commerce Risk
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DAT-7 Catastrophe Models—Basic Approaches and Uses
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DAT-8 The Effect of Emerging Information and Technology Capabilities on Basic Business
Applications
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DAT-9 The Next Generation of Business Intelligence
Financial and Dynamic Financial Analysis Topics
___ FIN-10 Risk & Return: Actuarial Considerations
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FIN-11 Risk & Return: Parameter Estimation
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FIN-12 Profit and Contingencies in Ratemaking
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FIN-13 Enterprise Risk Management and Ratemaking
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FIN-14 DFA Applications in Start Up Operations
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FIN-15 The Cost of Financing Insurance
Workers Compensation Topics
___ WCP-16 Basic Techniques for Workers Compensation
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WCP-17 Workers Compensation—Current Issues
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WCP-18 Experience Rating—Current Challenges
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WCP-19 Ratemaking Implications of Managed Health Care on Workers Compensation
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WCP-20 California Workers Compensation Update
Commercial Lines Topics
___ COM-21 Patients' Rights Liability Issues
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COM-22 Medical Malpractice—Advanced Topics
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COM-23 Nonmedical Professional Liability
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COM-24 Specialty Commercial Automobile Pricing
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COM-25 Emerging Risks
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COM-26 Pricing Large Insureds
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COM-27 Alternative Market Pricing
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COM-28 Product Development
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COM-29 Package Pricing for Small Commercial Accounts
Personal Lines Topics
___ PL-30 Sport Utility Vehicles and Auto Insurance Costs
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PL-31 The Use of Credit History in Underwriting/Pricing
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PL-32 Alternative Techniques and Uses of Classification Ratemaking
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PL-33 Moving Beyond the Theory: Applications of Generalized Linear Modeling
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PL-34 Retention Modeling
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PL-35 Automobile Ratemaking in the U.S. and U.K.
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PL-36 Current Issues in California
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PL-37 Nonstandard Auto Ratemaking
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PL-38 Pricing in a Product Management Environment
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PL-39 The Incredible Shrinking Residual Market
Property Topics
___ PROP-40 Emerging Issues in Homeowners Insurance Ratemaking
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PROP-41 Current Issues in Florida Property Insurance
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PROP-42 Incorporating Catastrophe Models in Property Ratemaking
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PROP-43 Weather Modeling Other than Hurricane
Regulatory Topics
___ REG-44 Actuary as an Expert Witness
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REG-45 Regulatory Issue 1
Reinsurance Topics
___ REI-46 Introduction to Reinsurance
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REI-47 Introduction to Exposure and Experience Rating
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REI-48 Pitfalls in Reinsurance Pricing
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REI-49 International Property Reinsurance Pricing and Challenges
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REI-50 International Casualty Reinsurance Pricing Challenges
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REI-51 Securitization
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REI-52 Credit Enhancement
Special Topics
___ SPE-53 Professionalism in Ratemaking—Do I Really Want to Do That?
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SPE-54 Introduction to Credibility
