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Note: Due to the current status of Covid restrictions in Beijing, this event has shifted to a fully virtual event. Those who already registered for in-person participation will be contacted directly.
The Casualty Actuarial Society is proud to present its first-ever China Insurance Summit, taking place on December 9, 2022. The event will be conducted in Mandarin and English. CAS Members, non-members, and candidates are invited to attend.
Navigate. Predict. Lead.
May 7-10, 2023
Boston, MA
Westin Boston Seaport District
Deadline Extended: December 16, 2022
IAA's CRTF released their fifth paper, Climate-Related Disclosures and Risk Management: Standards and Leading Practices.
The CAE resumed in-person conferences with the Fall 2022 meeting on Friday, October 6th at SCOR’s new office in Zurich, Switzerland. 56 people registered for the event in person and 29 more online. You can contact the CAS who will retain a copy of the list of the attendees, if required for your local CPD/CE records.
We are very grateful to the participants for their active participation and to the speakers for their engaging presentations in our first in-person meeting in 3 years.
Six CAS members were recently recognized by the American Academy of Actuaries as part of the organization’s inaugural Rising Actuary Awards. The award was established this year to encourage the development and emergence of actuarial leaders 35 years and younger or credentialed 10 years or less.
The CAS members recognized are listed below:
Chelsea Adler, FCAS
Eric Hintikka, ACAS
Taylor Krebsbach Davis, FCAS
Evan Palumbo, FCAS
Michael Wise, ACAS
Mike Woods, FCAS, CSPA
The Board of the Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) is currently seeking proposals for review and recommendations to enhance the membership association’s governance system. Preference is for a consultant with experience and expertise in working with professional membership associations and Board of Directors’ governance. The consultant’s product will include recommendations to align and comply with governance best practices for professional membership organizations, with focus on the overall governance structure, Board policies and procedures, and roles and responsibilities.
The first meeting of the Casualty Actuarial and Statistical Society of America, with 97 charter members of the grade of Fellow (all were men), was held at the City Club of New York on November 7, 1914
The first volume of the Proceedings covered the years 1914 and 1915 and contained an 18 page bibliography of articles and books of interest to members.
The first Constitution was adopted on February 19, 1915.
The first examination syllabus included four Associateship examinations and two Fellowship examinations that were offered once a year in May. Starting in 1921, there were two Associateship examinations and two Fellowship examinations. No candidate could register for more than two examinations per year.
On this date, the first examination was administered. Thirteen successful candidates from the first exam were admitted as Associates.
The Joint Risk Management Section of the Casualty Actuarial Society and the Society of Actuaries will oversee an online survey to help understand individual risk managers' perspec
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In our ongoing effort to promote inclusion and diversity, the CAS Board voted unanimously to add an optional profile question to the CAS Member Dashboard and to amend another.
Your CAS Member Dashboard now includes an option to specify your pronouns. Members who want their pronouns displayed publicly in the CAS member directory can choose from three pre-filled options (“he/his”, “she/her”, “they/their”) or select “Not Listed” to write in their own pronouns. Members who do not wish to share their pronouns can skip this question in their profile.
The CAS is thrilled to announce that 2023 Spring Meeting registration is open! This meeting will have options for in-person or virtual attendance. The in-person component will be held in Boston, Massachusetts and the virtual option will include opportunities to participate in sessions via livestream.
The CAS founder and first president Dr. Isaac M. Rubinow published the first paper in Volume 1 of the Proceedings: "Scientific Methods of Computing Compensations Rates."
The first two women were admitted during the first year of the founding of the Casualty Actuarial and Statistical Society of America. Mrs. Dorothy Rolph, Commissioner of Insurance for Colorado, was elected a Fellow on February 19, 1915. Emma Maycrink, of the New York Insurance Department, was elected a Fellow on May 19, 1915.
“Scientific Methods of Computing Compensation Rates” by I.M. Rubinow was the first paper presented at a meeting of the Casualty Actuarial and Statistical Society of America. The second paper by Albert Mowbray, “How Extensive a Payroll Exposure is Necessary to Give a Dependable Pure Premium,” shows that what we now call credibility was a hot topic from the beginning of the CAS. Through these first paper presentations, the continuing education of members began as an unintended by-product of the original purpose of the CAS.
