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The COVID-19 pandemic not only induced wide-spread anxiety and inactivity in the global economy, but also raised questions around how the society could better absorb financial damages arising from future catastrophic events. This talk will address some important questions such as what a risk is, how risks can be transferred away from individuals and business owners, and what makes a risk insurable.
Insurance Business Magazine has included CAS Fellows Janet G. Lindstrom and Katy J. Bradica in their annual list of elite women in insurance. This list recognizes distinguished women for their achievements and initiatives over the past 12 months, including specific examples of their professional accomplishments and contributions to the industry
Law and Accounting firms and other professional services firms have experienced a dramatic increase in the number of large claims in recent years. This has led to turmoil in the insurance market and rates and retentions have increased. Additionally the COVID-19 pandemic effect on the economy will likely further increase claims against professional services firms. This Webinar will discuss these claims trends and highlight risk management practices that underwriters and risk managers can use to reduce claim exposure.
The Board of Directors is proposing changes to the CAS Constitution and Bylaws to streamline the governance of the Society. Fellows will be asked to vote on the changes in conjunction with the 2021 CAS elections in August. In putting the proposals on the ballot, the Board is recommending that the Fellows vote in favor of the amendments.
Stories have been around as long as humanity, yet many actuaries shy away from the narrative form. Why? Are we convinced that there is nothing dramatic about a reserve study? Can an actuary not play the hero?
Join us on our epic quest from ancient times to the present day, as we explore how monsters, magic and mystery can transform the way you communicate the outcomes and implications of your work.
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The Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) selected four universities as recipients of the 2021 CAS University Award, an honor created to celebrate universities that share our commitment to fostering the development of the next generation of property and casualty actuaries.
The University of New South Wales’s (UNSW) actuarial science program has sixteen actuarial faculty members and 1,159 actuarial students. The university impressed the judges with its focus on property and casualty insurance across curriculum, research, and industry engagement.
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Brigham Young University’s actuarial science program has four actuarial faculty members and 150 actuarial students. The university impressed the judges with its focus on property and casualty insurance across curriculum, research, and industry engagement.
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Georgia State University’s (GSU) actuarial science program, established in 1958, has seven actuarial faculty members and 133 actuarial students.
Arizona State University’s (ASU) actuarial science program has five actuarial faculty members and 120 actuarial students. As a winner of the CAS University Award in 2018, the school was ineligible to apply for the award for a period of three years.
What was once innovative around data analytics has become part of the foundation in which businesses must define processes, compete and serve clients. Amwins weaves this approach into the fabric of their company and thus it influences business decision making at multiple layers within the company. Amwins will walk through some of the investments they have made, why they made them, and what the outcome has taught them.
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Have some down time now that summer is here? Use this time to catch up on your CE with this variety of CAS online CE offerings and recordings!
