(04/10/2025) Academy volunteers went to Washington, D.C., last week to share their actuarial insights on top policy concerns and left the nation’s capital a few days later having fulfilled the organization’s public service mission after sharing their objective expertise with lawmakers’ staff.

(04/2/25) The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) held its first meeting of 2025 on March 23–26, bringing state regulators, industry representatives, consumer advocates, and Academy volunteers together in Indianapolis.

(03/18/25) The Academy is currently hard at work preparing for our annual Hill visits beginning April 2.

By Will Behnke and Matthew Williams Public Policy Project Managers  (3/6/2025) In the broader landscape of policy work, artificial intelligence (AI)

(2/25/25) In the world of inside-the-Beltway organizations, the Academy is unusual in how it views its role when it comes to public policy.

(2/11/25) There are few things that are certain in life. One is that your life at some point will end and another is that living is expensive.

(1/29/25) Sometimes we hear about something happening that we know is wrong, but is so ridiculous that we overlook who is at fault and the possible consequences of their actions.

(1/21/25) The start of a new year is something to be anticipated. Every January, we start off with 365 empty days on our calendar, ready to be filled with events, birthdays, and more.

(1/13/25) Many eyes across the country are transfixed by the wildfires ravaging the greater Los Angeles area. While this is still an evolving situation, it is clear multiple fires have led to loss of life, as well as causing tens of billions of dollars in damage to homes and businesses.

(1/8/25) Kicking off the new year, the Academy published its annual updated law manuals for casualty and life and health actuaries, the Life and Health Valuation Law Manual and the P/C Loss Reserve Law Manual.