Description: From Health Inequities to Societal Bias: Insights from an Expert Panel on AI and Actuarial Responsibility OCTOBER 2025

Description: The goal of the webcast is to demonstrate through examples how actuaries working in traditional and nontraditional actuarial roles should apply ASOPs when navigating through situational challenges when incorporating AI into their work. This includes collaborating with other professionals, such as regulators, accounting, management, marketing, underwriting, as well as when providing advisory services to external clients.

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Description: U.S. Drug Overdose Crisis—Past, Present, and Future: A Dive into Trends and Drivers of Substance-Related Mortality OCTOBER | 2025

Description: This report explores the financial planning, support networks, health concerns, and use of technology among older adults who identify as solo-agers.

Description: Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the investment landscape. From natural language processing and large language models to physical AI applications like robotics, autonomous vehicles, and drones, the evolution of AI is reshaping both how we analyze data and where we find opportunity. We’ll begin by exploring the evolution of AI, which is already driving disruption across industries such as coding, customer service, and marketing. However, the future of AI is physical AI (drones, AVs, robotics). With valuations already stretched, and growing concerns about the “circular economy” and bubble risks, investors should focus on high-quality tech companies that generate free cash flow and deliver strong returns on invested capital. We'll explore examples of interesting companies across the globe: Meta, Alphabet, and Uber in the US; ASML in Europe; Tokyo Electron in Japan; TSMC in Taiwan; and BYD in China. The session will also examine how natural language processing and large language models are reshaping the way quantitative and fundamental managers extract insights from raw data. We’ll highlight how these tools are being deployed to enhance understanding of risk and return, and how they’re increasingly supporting collaboration between quant and fundamental teams.