Description: Come discuss inforce management techniques that go beyond the traditional methods of adjusting non-guaranteed elements within contractual limits. Methods such as retention, cross-selling/up-selling, wellness, exchange programs and other customer behavior initiatives will be presented with relevant considerations.

Description: The Financial Modeling Module is an e–Learning module where candidates acquire and use knowledge that is distributed and facilitated electronically. The electronic e–Learning facility will also provide information regarding required text readings and other non–computer–based activities. It is a requirement of the Quantitative Finance and Investments (QFI) Track.

Description: The American Academy of Actuaries and the Society of Actuaries have joined resources to maintain this Economic Scenario Generators Excel Workbook tool for use in regulatory reserve and capital calculations. Please see the SOA website research pages for further information on this tool and how to use it.

Description: The Financial Economics Module is an e–Learning module where candidates acquire and use knowledge that is distributed and facilitated electronically. The electronic e–Learning facility will also provide information regarding required text readings and other non–computer–based activities. It is a requirement of the following four tracks: Individual Life and Annuities, Retirement Benefits, Group and Health, General Insurance.

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Description: The Society of Actuaries (SOA) works closely with its members and other organizations to identify and develop new tools and resources.

Description: The SOA's Committee on Discipline (COD) reviewed a referral from the Actuarial Board for Counseling and Discipline (ABCD).

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Description: The North American Actuarial Journal (NAAJ) is a rich source of deep academic research relevant to the actuarial profession. Most busy practicing actuaries have limited capacity to transform the NAAJ research into a practical application that they can use in their current work. Each calendar quarter the SOA calls for essays that highlight practical applications of academic research published in the NAAJ. The essays posted met the publication criteria of the judging committee and highlight, in just a few pages, practical applications of research papers that have been published online in the NAAJ.

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