Education

Please note that this list is subject to change.

The planning group would like your feedback on which topics you are most likely to attend. Please fill out this session interest survey to let us know what topics most interest you:

Session Interest Survey

• Actuarial View of Crypto Risks
• Admissions Updates
• Alternative Risk Transfer and Financing 101
• Applying Quantile Regression to Ratemaking
• Beyond Tradition: Exploring Non-traditional Actuarial Roles and Opportunities
• Creating an Exceptional Employee Experience
• Credit Insurance in a Dynamic Economy
• Cyber Insurance in the Artificial Intelligence Age & Quantifying Cyber Insurance Risk
• Cyber Market Update
• Data Vizualization
• Design Your Space for the Remote Work Trend
• Economic Outlook - Macroeconomic Trends for Actuaries
• ERM: AI and Scenario Planning to Implement Strategy
• ERM: Integrating Economic Capital Management into Strategy
• Excessive Heat and Workers' Compensation Costs
• Exposure Bases for New and Emerging Risks
• How AI Can Help Manage Changing Wildfire Risk
• IFRS 17 Issues for P&C Reserving Actuaries
• Impact of Shared Economy Regulations
• Innovation in Reserving Practices
• Insurance Perspective on Vehicle Tech & Automation
• Insuring Luxury: HVV in the Global Insurance Arena
• Model Selection, Ensembling, and Stacking
• Natcat Secondary Perils: Knowing Where You Don't
• Neural Networks for Multivariate Loss Reserving
• New CAS Research on Race and Insurance Pricing
• P/C Regulatory and Legislative Environment
• PFAS and More: Managing Concentration Risk in Reserving & Pricing
• Pricing Using Credibility and Expert Opinion
• Property Cat Reserving - Issues and Opportunities
• Protecting Risks Using Risk Transfer Methods
• Self-Regulation and the Code
• Statistical Methods for Future Loss Estimation
• The Chance of Disparity in the Absence of Bias
• The Making of a Monograph
• Unlock the Full Potential of Modeling Capabilities
• Using Predictive Analytics to Price Med Mal Risk
• Valuing Earned Insurance Liabilities Under IFRS 17
• Whats Driving Social Inflation?
• Winning the Communication Battle

The CAS Capability Model is a visual framework that articulates and provides guidance on the traits, skills and knowledge important for most property/casualty actuaries.

The CAS Capability Model has three intended uses:

• Support actuaries in their career and professional development. It can be used to identify current levels of experience and desired future levels.
• Facilitate actuaries in identifying the CAS continuing education content that can help them develop areas of expertise.
• Promote the full range of the actuarial skill set and the essential contributions of actuaries to the insurance industry to current and potential employers, academics, students, and other stakeholders.

Explore the Capability Model - https://www.casact.org/professional-education/cas-capability-model