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Registration is now open for the 2021 Ratemaking, Product, and Modeling (RPM) Virtual Seminar, taking place March 15-17, 2021.
This year the Casualty Actuarial Society is proud to present the Ratemaking, Product, and Modeling Seminar as a completely virtual event, March 15-17. The RPM Seminar Committee is putting on this three-day event complete with:
WHAT: Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) Ratemaking, Product and Modeling (RPM) Seminar & Live Stream Sessions
WHO: Insurance professionals of all levels, including actuaries, predictive modelers, product managers and underwriters. Members of the press are welcome to attend sessions both in-person and via live stream and are asked to register in advance with Kate Niswander, CAS marketing and communications manager, at 703-276-3100 or kniswander@casact.org.
This virtual meeting has opportunities for education, networking and meeting with exhibitors, all in an immersive environment designed to make you feel like you are at an in-person meeting. This event requires no travel, no additional expenses and can be experienced from the convenience of your own desk.
The Reinsurance Seminar Joint Program Committee is putting on this two-day event with:
Sept 13-15, 2021
DEADLINE: MARCH 12
The Casualty Actuarial Society invites you to be a part of an exciting seminar for fall 2021. The Casualty Loss Reserve Seminar Planning Committee is soliciting your submission of proposals for presentations at the upcoming event scheduled for September 13-15, 2021.
We appreciate your willingness to contribute to the actuarial body of knowledge.
Please note that we are accepting sessions for the following tracks:
If you have read all the requirements, guidelines and policies, then
Submit Your Proposal
If you have read all the requirements, guidelines and policies, then
Submit
The CAS Nominating Committee wants your input on the slate of candidates for the 2021 CAS elections for the Board of Directors and President-Elect. Any member may submit a nomination, and if you are a Fellow of the CAS, you are welcome to nominate yourself. The Nominating Committee will give due consideration to all nominations as it selects which candidates will be included on the 2021 CAS elections ballot.
The Casualty Actuarial Society has co-sponsored a new comprehensive guide to cyber risk exposures for actuaries, insurance companies and anyone involved in pricing cyber risk. "Exposure Measures for Pricing and Analyzing the Risks in Cyber Insurance," by Michael A. Bean, FCAS, CERA, FCIA, FSA, Ph.D., provides insight into parameters for cyber risk exposure and explores why cyber liability poses such a unique problem for pricing risk.
CAS members and candidates are encouraged to update their profiles to indicate whether you would like to continue receiving hard copies of CAS publications through the mail or shift to online-only access. If you do want to continue receiving hard copies, you can update your profile to change the address of where you receive CAS publications (e.g., from your office to your home).
Publications available for online-only access include:
Glenn G. Meyers, PhD, FCAS
Peng Shi, PhD, ASA
Please direct all comments to Glenn Meyers at ggmeyers@metrocast.net
This virtual meeting has opportunities for education, networking and meeting with exhibitors, all in an immersive environment designed to make you feel like you are at an in-person meeting. This event requires no travel, no additional expenses and can be experienced from the convenience of your own desk.
The Annual and Spring Meeting Planning Committee is putting on this four-day event with:
Since the new CAS website was launched on March 9, we have been pleased to receive many positive comments about the streamlined site design and more intuitive navigation. However, we are also aware of a few issues yet to be resolved. More specifically, there are links to CAS website content in Google search results that are broken. We are actively working to resolve this issue, but unfortunately, this is a normal part of launching a new website.
As many CAS members know, March is Women's History Month – a month commemorating and encouraging the study, observance and celebration of the vital role of women in American history. And just like in American history, women have played a vital role in shaping CAS history from its inception in 1914 to the current day. To highlight these contributions, the CAS has been running the WHMxCAS campaign throughout the month of March.
As Women’s History Month 2021 ends, let’s discuss women’s futures. We devote the month of March to honoring the accomplishments of women around the world. Many of them took big risks and suffered many setbacks on the way to achieving greatness. Over the centuries, women have gained the right to vote, taken on a major role in the workforce and become world leaders, but none of those were easy accomplishments — and there is still progress to be made.
The CAS has formed research working parties on a variety of topics, under the guidance of a Research Committee, with the specific charge to produce a research product or solve a research goal in a specified timeframe to help the CAS address long-standing research problems. The end result of a Working Party is often a written research paper or possible demonstration software. Below are links to the finished product of past CAS Working Parties.
Read the March 2020 Future Fellows.
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Read the December 2020 Future Fellows
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The Call
The Casualty Actuarial Society, in conjunction with the CAS Monograph Committee, is pleased to extend a call for monographs on the topic of Claim Inflation (often commonly referred to simply as “Trend”). The purpose of this call is to develop a source of literature with emphasis on the educational and professional needs of actuaries to systematically and explicitly account for claim inflation with particular focus on its impact on P&C actuarial pricing and reserving.
Midwestern Actuarial Forum
Spring 2021 Meeting Minutes
March 4, 2021 and March 5, 2021
