By Steve Malerich
As we honor World Autism Month in April, this article seeks to raise awareness about autism creating a deeper understanding of the value autistic individuals bring to professional environments and promoting greater inclusion and support.
Contingencies sat down with Justene Hill Edwards, an associate professor of history at the University of Virginia, to discuss her new book, Savings and Trust: The Rise and Betrayal of the Freedmen’s Bank.
By Lenny Shteyman MAAA, FSA
A doctor and actuary walk into an emergency room…. It sounds like the beginning of a dark joke actuaries would appreciate, except that it became my reality for five days in a row. Here’s my story.
Actuaries, insurers, regulators, and individuals—all play a part in mitigating the evolving risks.
By Nate Worrell
How actuaries, along with insurance and health care professionals, are addressing concerns around adverse mortality trends.
Academy volunteers sound off on the advantages of serving on a committee or work group The Academy’s 1,000+ volunteers are
Read about the inspiring experiences and outlooks of our roundtable respondents. On the occasion of Women’s History Month, Contingencies sat