Description: There are three commonly used methods for compiling exposure and death data for use in obtaining crude mortality rates. They are lives, policies and amounts of insurance. This paper investigates the properties of estimators based on lives, amounts and robust alternatives. It is concluded that lives provide the best estimator, even when there is a moderate dependence of mortality rates on amounts of insurance. Presented at the Fourteenth Actuarial Research Conference, lowa City, lowa, September 6, 1979.

Description: Presenters at session 9I of the Maui II Spring Meeting discuss credibility and why it should be important to the actuary. From the Record of the Society of Actuaries, Vol. 24, No. 2.

Description: These slides go with a presentation given by Stuart Klugman at the Actuarial Research Conference, August 5, 2004, about the Education Redesign.

Description: White Paper with member and market research regarding the opportunities for actuaries in advanced business analytics. Recommendations for the SOA to consider implementing.

Description: A description of the changes that have been made to the pathway to FSA.

Description: This is a August 1, 1990 memorandum sent to selected members of the Society of Actuaries announcing the creation of an Education and Research Section. From Actuarial Research Clearing House, 1991 Vol. 1.

Description: This is a template for use in grading your persentations with a scoring key to measure your effectiveness.

Description: Announcement that learning objectives for Exam MLC, MODELS FOR LIFE CONTINGENCIES, are being revised and will be in place for the spring 2012 administration of this examination.

Description: In this article, this year’s Actuarial Research Conference student presentation award winners are presented.

Description: This is a template for use in grading your persentations with a scoring key to measure your effectiveness.