(07/25/24) The world of federal regulation is one that often seems opaque for those not intimately familiar with the process of rulemaking. Only those who work in federal regulations get excited when anyone mentions the process, which is why the recent awareness and rumblings of seismic change seems highly unusual.
Posts From Domonique Hume
(7/9/24) When reasonable people come across the acronym “PBR,” it can elicit visions of mediocre beer, baseball reports, and even professional bull riding. But actuaries know better. They see “PBR” and reflect on more than a decade of transitioning from a rules-based approach to a principles-based approach for holding reserves.
By Sam Gutterman
Fertility has fallen off a cliff in many countries, with some currently at all-time lows.
By Edward E. Burrows
John was finishing attendance at a continuing education session.
Climate Engineering: The Insurance Perspective—Challenges and New Models
Equations and Inequality
Calculating Race: Racial Discrimination in Risk Assessment
By: Benjamin Wiggins. Oxford University Press. 2020.
Review by James Lynch
WHAT IS YOUR PRACTICE AREA AND/OR AREA OF EXPERTISE? Retirement Consulting WHAT LED YOU TO BECOME AN ACTUARY? AND WHAT