By Eric Harding
It’s that time of year again. Changing the calendar seems like a natural time to take stock of where we are in life—and where we want to be.
January/February 2020
By D. Joeff Williams
While recently reading an article about great paintings, I noticed it talked about three common elements for an effective painting: a “strong focal point,” “layers of color,” and “changes in direction.”
By Kenneth A. Kent
Every Precept of the Code of Professional Conduct (the Code) is considered essential in meeting our responsibility to the public in support of our profession.
By David L. Driscoll
What the hot new career choice can tell us about our profession’s future
By Randall Stevenson
At some time in every actuary’s career, one will observe human behavior that from an actuarial or economic perspective defies the theory that people will behave to promote their self-interest.
By Jeff Reeves
As more states legalize medically assisted suicide, what does it mean for actuaries?
By Steve Jackson
“Just the facts” is a phrase that has come to mean objectivity is primary. This is the Academy’s mantra as well.
By Greg Frankowiak
When it comes to actuarial work (or analytics work in general), few parts of the process are as important as making sure that the data used is of good quality.
Review By Ardian Gill
A quick quiz: How many books on statistics have you read that begin with 215 murders?
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