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What was once innovative around data analytics has become part of the foundation in which businesses must define processes, compete and serve clients. Amwins weaves this approach into the fabric of their company and thus it influences business decision making at multiple layers within the company. Amwins will walk through some of the investments they have made, why they made them, and what the outcome has taught them.
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Have some down time now that summer is here? Use this time to catch up on your CE with this variety of CAS online CE offerings and recordings!
The CAS is pleased to release its new Council Structure to exhibit the changes being implemented through the evolving Volunteer-Staff Framework, along with a list of FAQs about the new framework.
Four Sections of the International Actuarial Association, including AFIR-ERM (Financial Risks and ERM) and IACA (Consulting), invite you to a joint virtual Colloquium which will take place online between 11-15 October 2021. The Colloquium will be open at no charge to current or newly joining members of a sponsoring section. The general theme of the Colloquium is “Post Pandemic Actuary: What We Have Learnt.”
The CAS is committed to upholding our position as the leading organization for preparing professionals for careers as property/casualty actuaries, and a modernized credentialing program is a crucial element of that commitment. While the move to computer-based testing was a major milestone for the organization, achieving the CAS’s envisioned future, as described in the 2021-2023 CAS Strategic Plan, requires changes beyond how the CAS administers its exams.
With a program offering more than 30 different sessions on current issues in loss reserving, the annual Casualty Loss Reserve Seminar (CLRS) is the premier educational event for property & casualty insurance professionals engaged in estimating unpaid claims.
This year’s CLRS, presented by the Casualty Actuarial Society and the American Academy of Actuaries, will be held virtually September 13-15, 2021, and will include opportunities for education, networking, and meeting with exhibitors.
The CLRS Planning Committee is putting on this three-day event with:
SCHAUMBURG, IL (July 9, 2021) – The Actuarial Foundation is excited to announce the Casualty Actuarial
The ARECA Scholarship committee is pleased to announce this year’s winners of the ARECA Scholarship:
One of the foundational challenges in insurance and reinsurance is how to price risk and how to manage risk. Historically, answers have been developed by applying the contexts of Portfolio Theory, Enterprise Risk Management (ERM), Rate of Return, Cost of Capital, and Capital Allocation to insurance and reinsurance. However, the insurance industry has mostly skipped over the framework of Principal-Agent Theory (PAT), which provides a different approach to these questions of how to price insurance risk and how to manage insurance risk.introduction to the paper.
In-Person & Virtual Conference | November 7-10, 2021 | San Diego, California
Deadline: July 26
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The Annual Meeting Planning Working Group (AMPWG) issues the Call for Presentations for the 2021 Annual Meeting at the upcoming event scheduled for November 7-10, 2021.
"The paradox of innovation is that it is accepted as an innovation when it has become an imitation".
Talking of innovation, there is a plethora of scope in personal and commercial cyber insurance. The uptake will be low in the short term but the market is in its infancy. Although it is seen as a secondary insurance product of the future (to be sold as an add on maybe), everyone might be up for a surprise. In the already small market, cyberattack victims have faced disputes with the insurers where the cover is not as comprehensive as it seems.
Streamlining the CAS governance structure, better leveraging of volunteers for their subject matter expertise, and increased empowerment of the CAS staff are among the changes resulting from an evolving volunteer-staff model framework adopted by the CAS Board of Directors.
CAS is pleased to announce that a waiver of the requirement to pass Hong Kong’s Insurance Intermediaries Qualifying Examination (IIQE) has been granted for Fellows of Casualty Actuarial Society (FCAS).
Based on an in-depth study, including the syllabus of education for FCAS and other relevant circumstances, the Insurance Authority of Hong Kong reached a decision to grant – on an exceptional basis – an exemption to all holders of FCAS from the requirements to pass the following IIQE papers:
