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We're moving boldly to handle the challenges of the future. As representatives of the actuarial profession, we combine forces with various research and educational communities to advance the power of actuarial science. We encourage independent research projects by supporting the background work for textbooks, symposiums, other publications and scholarships. By strengthening the liaison between actuaries and the academic community, we advance knowledge in a way that benefits our professional capabilities and society as a whole. By sharing our unique problem-solving skills with our colleagues in research and academia, as well as the wider community, we believe we can help create a better world for all of us in the years to come. Awards, Competitions, Prizes & Scholarships Publications Past Projects Can We Afford Social Security When Baby Boomers Retire? Managing Retirement Assets Symposium - (held March 31 - April 2, 2004Completed research of the AERF Committee of the Actuarial Foundation 2003 Georgia State Bowles Symposium - (held April 10-11, 2003) 2003 The Great Controversy: Current Pension Actuarial Practice In Light Of Financial Economics Symposium - (held June 24-25, 2003) 2003 Stochastic Modeling Symposium - (held September 4-5, 2003) 2001 Georgia State Bowles Symposium (held May 16-17, 2001) The Risk in Investment Accumulation Products of Financial Institutions Made possible with the support of Nationwide Financial Services. Pension Actuarial Practice Symposium Financial Economics: With Applications to Investments, Insurance and PensionsGenetic Testing: Implications for Your Future - Proceedings Evaluating Issues in Privatizing Social Security (Grant to NASI) |
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