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Registration is now open for the October/November CAS Exam Administration. The registration deadline is October 2, 2023 at 11:59 PM ET. For exam dates and additional information, visit the exam registration page.
The CAS offers candidates single sign-on access. Your CAS and Pearson VUE accounts are linked, so you are able to access Pearson VUE to schedule your exam directly from your CAS account after you receive your Authorization to Test (ATT) email.
Three CAS members were recently recognized by the American Academy of Actuaries as part of the organization’s Rising Actuary Awards. The awards recognize young actuarial leaders—35 years and younger or credentialed 10 years or less—who are making an impact in the actuarial profession.
The CAS members recognized on the list are:
Our meeting will be held at Mercer County Community College in West Windsor Township, NJ. Please refer to www.mccc.edu for driving directions from your location. Virtual participation is also available.
A continental breakfast will be available starting at 8:00 AM, and the meeting will also include a buffet lunch and morning and afternoon breaks. A reception will be held following the conclusion of the meeting. (Due to unforeseen events, alcoholic beverages will not be available at the reception.)
Thank you to all candidates who participated in the October/November 2023 exam administration.
Candidates who took exams MAS-I or MAS-II received their results on Tuesday, December 5, 2023.
Take advantage of this one-day virtual seminar on Wildfires. This virtual seminar features five sessions, each consisting of an engaging presentation and discussions with speakers and other attendees. Please see the “Sessions” section below for session descriptions, learning objectives, and speaker biographies.
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In accordance with the Admissions Transformation Plan (ATP), the CAS anticipates publishing new Content Outlines (formerly Syllabi) later this month for the October/November 2023 Exams MAS-I, MAS-II, and 5. The following information will provide our stakeholders, primarily candidates and academics, with details on the similarities and differences between our former Syllabi and new Content Outlines.
Thank you to all candidates who participated in the October/November 2023 exam administration.
Candidates can expect to receive their MAS-I and/or MAS-II exam results on Tuesday, December 5, 2023.
Results will be released between 10:00 and 11:00 am ET. Candidates will be notified via email when their exam results are available. Candidates will access their exam grade for the October/November 2023 administration in the “My Exams” section of their online CAS profile. For candidates that did not pass, a grade report will be available.
Staff from the Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) and The CAS Institute (iCAS) recently presented at the Institute for Credentialing Excellence (I.C.E.) Exchange conference in Colorado Springs, Colorado about the creation and implementation of CAS’s innovative Property and Casualty Predictive Analytics (PCPA) exa
The CE Log is one of the most important document that an actuary needs to stay a top of, regardless of what segment of the industry they are in or who their employer is. With approximately 1% of the members being selected for review annually, we will explore this little known process in an easy-to-follow webinar. With this session, we will explore what the USQS requires and how an actuary can easily prepare its CE log to be ready for review, if selected.
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A Town Hall discussion with CAS leaders was held in conjunction with the 2023 CAS Annual Meeting on Tuesday, November 7, 2023 on the topic of “The Actuary of the Future.” A recording of the Town Hall is now available to all members via the CAS Online Learning Center.
Lisa Slotznick, FCAS, began a one-year term as president of the American Academy of Actuaries earlier this month. The Academy is a national professional association of actuaries with more than 19,500 members.
The Casualty Actuarial Society, in conjunction with the CAS Monograph Committee, is pleased to extend a call for monographs on the related topics of Capital Modeling and Portfolio Management. The purpose of this call is to develop a source of literature with emphasis on the educational and professional needs of actuaries to develop and utilize capital models.
A CAS monograph is a comprehensive, peer-reviewed work on a single aspect of property casualty actuarial science that is primarily educational in nature. It may be a compendium or original research or both. A monograph should be around 10,000 words or more in length.
Who May Submit
Papers are welcomed from anyone regardless of their profession, education, or geographic location. Submissions will be evaluated based upon the merits of the paper and not authorship.
The Casualty Actuarial Society, in conjunction with the CAS Monograph Committee, is pleased to extend a Call for Monographs on the topic of “Big Data, Machine Learning and Beyond.” The call aims to develop a comprehensive source of literature with emphasis on the educational and professional needs of actuaries to foster deeper understanding of Machine Learning algorithms and their potential application in practice.
According to the U.S. Actuarial Standard of Practice No. 56 Modeling:
Variance Prize
This prize recognizes the best papers published in Variance, the scientific peer-reviewed journal. The amount of the Variance Prize is currently $5,000.
Past Recipients:
2022
Drake Landry and Steven Martin
“Policy-Level Unreported Frequency Model for Pure IBNR Estimation.”
Variance volume 15, no. 1
All Fellows and Associates need to certify their compliance with the CAS CE Policy’s requirements by December 31, 2023. Members must certify compliance at the end of each calendar year as compliance with the CAS CE Policy allows the member to provide actuarial services in the year immediately following certification of compliance.
The Ratemaking Research Working Group has announced two winners of their 2023 Call Paper Program:
The 2017 CAS Annual Meeting gives property-casualty insurance actuaries and consultants the opportunity to earn continuing education credits in a variety of sessions covering relevant and timely topics necessary for continued professional growth and maintaining actuarial credentials. Network with your peers and colleagues at a spectacular hotel surrounded by the best dining and shopping Anaheim has to offer.
The 2018 CAS Annual Meeting gives property-casualty insurance actuaries and consultants the opportunity to earn continuing education credits in a variety of sessions covering relevant and timely topics necessary for continued professional growth and maintaining actuarial credentials. Network with your peers and colleagues at a deluxe hotel located in the heart of the vibrant city of Las Vegas.
