2020 MAR | CAA's Annual Conferences 2018 & 2019
The 28th Annual Conference of the Caribbean Actuarial Association took place in Kingston, Jamaica from the 28–30 November 2018. Focusing on the theme “Running the Risk”, this conference had over 250 participants, mostly from the Caribbean. Delegates came from around the world, including the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands, Brazil, Mexico, and South Africa. Formed in Jamaica in December 1991, the CAA became a full member of the International Actuarial Association (IAA) in December 2008. The CAA is happy to present to the actuview audience all presentations from the meeting including an inspirational keynote by athlete Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce.
And there is more: Stay tuned for CAA content from the 2019 Annual Conference “Dare2Share” here on actuview!
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Sustainable and Adequate Promises 1/4
Added 0 140 ViewsDennis provides a picture of the Dutch pension system. He highlights the benefits and the challenges. He ends by giving us a list of possible improvements to strengthen an already exemplary system.
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Pensions and Hospitality
Added 0 163 ViewsAn actuary and a tourism executive discuss the importance of pensions in the Caribbean’s hospitality industry and analyse Jamaica’s new Tourism Workers’ Pensions Act.
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Data Science, What Use Is It to Actuaries
Added 1 537 ViewsHow data science can be used to improve decision making, the hurdles to be faced and its potential.
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Sustainable and Adequate Promises 4/4: Panel Discussion
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How To Sell Sprouts: What Behavioural Science Can Teach Us About Tackling Underinsurance
Added 2 168 ViewsAn awesome presentation on what behavioural science can teach us about tackling underinsurance. Matthew identifies and explores the concept of what is bought and what is sold. He highlights the issues using candy and brussel sprouts.
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Sustainable and Adequate Promises 2/4
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Risk and Wealth Distribution in Health Care
Added 0 166 ViewsA noted Caribbean economist examines risk distribution, wealth redistribution and why employers are involved in health care.
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IFRS 17 for P&C
Added 0 235 ViewsIFRS 17 as it applies to the General Insurance Industry.Bertha and Bill makes this complex topic seem easy. The following headings help with getting the message across: Background & what is changing LRC & PAA eligibility IFRS 17 Discount rates Ris
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New Generations New Risks New Challenges and New Customers
Added 0 150 ViewsWe now live in a data driven world with new generations of actuaries facing new challenges. The speaker looks at the dynamics of changes to the approaches that actuaries use to meet the ever-expanding range of risk challenges and customer demands. Once ag
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Unbox the Black Box – An Open Source Approach to Actuarial Modelling
Added 1 279 ViewsThe speaker looks at the pros and cons of propriety actuarial software. He then introduces us to open source, or free, software and the specific advantages of “R” in actuarial modelling. He advises to add “R” to your actuarial tool
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A View on the Derivation of Mortality Assumptions for Small Populations or Portfolios
Added 0 261 ViewsThe speaker uses the Netherlands to demonstrate mortality modelling in general and the application of a Generalised Additive model. He then explores mortality modelling in the small population of Curaçao. He ends with the advice to investigate whet
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Sustainable and Adequate Promises 3/4
Added 0 98 ViewsDerek discusses the challenges faced and promises made by Governments in finding solutions to public benefits – healthcare and social security.
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P&C Workshop Basic Reserving
Added 0 209 ViewsRon Kozlowski of CAS gave a comprehensive tutorial on Loss Reserves. He concludes, “It is seldom sufficient to simply manipulate the numbers. The actuary must actively seek a thorough understanding of the loss and claims process; the business and th
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Diversity Session 5/5: Panel on Diversity And Inclusion Bringing Insight
Added 0 131 ViewsThe panel focuses on Diversity and Inclusion and their role in better decision making. They embrace the contributions of actuaries and non-actuaries working together for social and economic development in a business context, while reducing inequality.
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Diversity Session 4/5: Diversity And Inclusion Bringing Insight
Added 0 138 ViewsThe panel focuses on Diversity and Inclusion and their role in better decision making. They embrace the contributions of actuaries and non-actuaries working together for social and economic development in a business context, while reducing inequality.
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Diversity Session 3/5: Diversity And Inclusion Bringing Insight
Added 0 179 ViewsThe panel focuses on Diversity and Inclusion and their role in better decision making. They embrace the contributions of actuaries and non-actuaries working together for social and economic development in a business context, while reducing inequality.
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Diversity Session 2/5: Diversity And Inclusion Bringing Insight
Added 0 140 ViewsThe panel focuses on Diversity and Inclusion and their role in better decision making. They embrace the contributions of actuaries and non-actuaries working together for social and economic development in a business context, while reducing inequality.
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Diversity Session 1/5: Diversity And Inclusion Bringing Insight
Added 0 154 ViewsThe panel focuses on Diversity and Inclusion and their role in better decision making. They embrace the contributions of actuaries and non-actuaries working together for social and economic development in a business context, while reducing inequality.
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Keynote Talk by Jamaica’s track Super Star Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce
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Beyond the Euphoria: Bitcoin, Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain Technology
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Predictive Analytics: Case Studies in Life Insurance
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Joint IACA/CIA/CAA Panel: The Role of Actuaries in Public Policy
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IFRS 17: Procrastinate at Your Peril!
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Climate Change and Its (Large) Impact on Caribbean Resources
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Global Capital Tests for Life Insurance: Past, Present and Future
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