September Council Electronic Ballot Results (CEB2020-03)

Audience: Council Delegates, Alternate Council Delegates, Correspondents and Chief Staff Officers

We are pleased to announced that the motions issued on the September Council ballot have now been approved. Please contact the Executive Director should you have any questions concerning the motions on this ballot.

Upcoming Section Webinars

Audience: All

• November 12: Modelling COVID-19 – What have we learnt?

Presented by: IAAHS in collaboration with the COVID-19 Actuaries Response Group and the Network of Consulting Actuaries
Speakers: Stuart McDonald, Matthew Edwards, Matthew Fletcher, Louis Rossouw and Roelof Coertze

• November 18: Joint model prediction and application to individual-level loss reserving

Presented by: ASTIN

Speaker: Peng Shi

• December 1: Impactability Modelling for Population Health Management

Presented by: IAAHS

Speaker: David Beddows, Dr Chris Martin, Lisa Morgan, Josephine Robertson and Alpesh Shah

Please note that you must be a member of the presenting section or group to register at no cost.

International Conference on Inclusive Insurance (ICII) 2020

Audience: All

Join speakers Denis Garand, Jeff Blacker and Nigel Bowman from the IAA's Microinsurance Working Group during Session #3 of the ICII 2020 taking place from 2-6 November 2020.

Pricing inclusive insurance in the midst of a pandemic: Pricing Microinsurance products can be a challenge. Often, there is limited data to work with. Then the actuaries arrive and complicate matters further. This session will consist of two parts. Firstly, it will explain the pricing of MI products using a simple health product as an example. The talk will be interactive, gathering pricing data from the audience to demonstrate a method to obtain relevant pricing data where none is available – the typical scenario. The second part considers the impact of major risk events such as natural disasters or pandemics on claims and pricing. Most people consider only the immediate impact, such as deaths during a hurricane. But there are long-term and permanent consequences that must be considered, such as increased poverty, health risks and mortality.

For more information, please visit the event website.

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