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The CAS University Recognition Program recognizes academic institutions with a demonstrated commitment to preparing future property and casualty actuaries through their educational offerings. There are three levels of recognition offered, Bronze, Silver, and Gold. Details of the requirements to meet each level can be found on the program webpage.
Practice exams for the MAS examinations are available for $99. The practice exams consist of 45 multiple choice questions developed by The Infinite Actuary, ACTEX, and Coaching Actuaries. The practice exam is administered in an un-proctored Pearson VUE computer-based testing environment designed to prepare you for the exam day experience. Please review the MAS Practice Exam FAQ for more information.
The Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) is proud to announce the release of a significant new research paper: Actuarial Considerations Associated with IFRS 17 Implementation for General Insurers in Asia – Part 1: Premium Allocation Approach.
Leveraging LLMs in Unstructured Claims Data: The CAS Issues a Research RFP for an Actuarial Solution
The Casualty Actuarial Society's (CAS) Artificial Intelligence Working Group is offering up to $40,000 for research that documents best practices for leveraging Large Language Models (LLMs) in processing unstructured data for claims analysis. Proposals are due on Wednesday, May 7, 2025.
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While the past practice of using the published exam and Examiner’s Report as the basis for providing feedback on an exam to the CAS will no longer be possible, candidates will continue to have an opportunity to provide feedback on potentially defective questions, including during the examination itself and immediately after submitting their exam.
Fresh off of NCCI's Annual Insights Symposium, Sandra and Brett will deliver the latest analysis of financial indicators, trends, and broad economic markers. This insightful session will dive into the issues that are top of mind for the workers compensation (WC) industry including medical cost trends and the economy and impact on WC.
This presentation will connect all the pieces together and leave you with a deeper understanding of the WC system.
The CAS is now accepting applications for the 2025 Student Central Summer Program! Developed by practicing actuaries, this program is offered in three different formats: the mentor-led program, the East Asia program, and the self-paced option. All three programs are designed to help university students advance their careers through technical and soft skill development.
Mentorship and networking opportunities are additional benefits offered through the mentor-led and East Asia programs.
The CAS Board of Directors recently approved a waiver recommendation for CAS Institute (iCAS) CSPA credential holders who are pursuing the ACAS designation.
The Property and Casualty Predictive Analytics (PCPA) exam and project will be a required component for earning the ACAS certification starting January 1, 2026. ACAS candidates who already hold a CSPA from iCAS may be eligible for a PCPA waiver. The CAS has released new details regarding the waiver:
Call for Session Ideas for CAS/SOA Actuarial Career Encouragement Symposium
The CAS is excited to announce the addition of five colleges and universities being honored through the CAS University Recognition Program for their commitment to preparing students for the property and casualty actuarial field, bringing the total of schools recognized by the CAS to over 50. We commend the faculty and staff at these universities for their efforts in equipping students with the essential skills and knowledge needed for successful careers as Property and Casualty actuaries.
The CAS sought feedback on the CAS Strategic Approach to DEI through the 2023 Quinquennial Membership Survey. The survey results indicated strong support from the membership for this strategy:
CAS Monograph No. 1: Stochastic Loss Reserving Using Bayesian MCMC Models
This monograph was revised and updated as CAS Monograph No. 8.
The Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) is pleased to announce its individual grant research recipients for 2025. They include:
