Actuarial Review - FEBRUARY 1997

Volume 24, No. 1 / February 1997
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The Actuarial Review is the quarterly newsletter of the Casualty Actuarial Society
Editor-in-Chief:
C.K. "Stan" Khury
Managing Editor:
Walter C. Wright III
Editor Emeritus:
Matthew Rodermund
Copy Editor:
J. Parker Boone
Headline Editor:
Daniel F. Kligman
Associate Editor:
Paul E. Lacko
Brainstorms:
Stephen W. Philbrick
Puzzle:
John P. Robertson
News Editor:
Robert Wolf
Staff Editor:
Paula N. Miller
News
NAIC Expands Reserve Opinion Requisites
The Top 10 Actuarial Stories of 1996
Actuaries Advise Congress on Financial Implications of Needed MedMal Reform
1997 Seminar: Actuaries Ride Through Boston
San Antonio Spring Promises Rich Backdrop for CAS Meeting
Non-Actuarial Pursuits of Casualty Actuaries
CAS Web Site: It's a Big Hit!
A Word from the Other Side
CAS Releases Financial Report for FY 1996
Actuaries Parley on New Issues at 1996 Annual Meeting
CAS Members Honored with Awards
New Fellows
The CAS Legacy
Waterloo Seeks Actuarial Professor
Journal of Actuarial Practices Calls for Papers
New Associates
Two CAS Members Honored for Academic Excellence
Words of Wisdom for New Members
Pan American and Argentine Congresses of Actuaries Meet Together in 1997
Candidates for the Top 10 Actuarial Strories in 1996
California Prop. 213 will Reduce Auto B. I. Claims

Features
From The President
Editorial: Upward and Forward
From the Readers
CAS Continuing Education Calender
Writing Advice from a Fellow: Put Mind at Ease and Pen to Paper
How DFA Can Help the Property/Casualty Industry
Random Sampler: It's a Wonderful Life
Actuaries Needed to Solve Ethical Problems
Brainstorms
It's a Puzzlement
Actuarial Sightings

The Actuarial Review (ISSN 10465081) is published four times each year by the Casualty Actuarial Society, 1100 North Glebe Road, Suite 250, Arlington, Virginia, 22203-4798. Telephone: (703) 276-3100; Fax: (703) 276-3108; E-mail: office@casact.org.

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