Provider actuaries face new problems to solve each year as new value-based care programs emerge and evolve. In addition, industry changes and consolidation impact overall market dynamics. In this CCA healthcare series webinar, we will explore some of the key changes over the past few years, as well as how markets could evolve over the next few years.

In this special 100-minute CCA retirement series webinar, the panel will consider some key questions, such as: How do we use ethics in our everyday actuarial work? How do we make ethical decisions when balancing objectives of different stakeholders?

This webinar is intended to provide 2.0 of the USQS Professionalism requirement; however, the individual actuary is responsible for making this determination based on the applicability of the subject matter.

In this CCA healthcare series webinar, presenters review recent legislative and regulatory topics related to the pharmacy market. Presenters will discuss topics such as international reference pricing, tariffs on pharmaceutical products, GLP-1 compounding, and recently passed and upcoming legislation impacting manufacturers, patients, and plans.

This session will cover several challenging professionalism scenarios using an interactive format with audience polling, and a mix of role-playing and presentation formats. The focus will be on applications of the Code of Professional Conduct along with ASOPs, ABCD and others as applicable. The scenarios will include background on the issue, potential precepts or other considerations that may apply, audience polling on potential outcomes, and panelist discussion regarding which outcomes may or may not be correct (recognizing that there may not always be a truly correct outcome).

What does professionalism mean for an Actuary? What does professionalism mean for a Consultant? "Actuarial Professionalism" starts with the Code, Qualification Standards, and ASOPs, but that is not where it ends. Join the panelists in this CCA cross discipline webinar for a discussion that reviews the definitions of professionalism in the documents that guide actuaries; and explores how those definitions compare to other professions as well as if, or how, the concept of professionalism should extend beyond these concepts to guide you throughout your career.

This webinar is intended to provide 1.5 of the USQS Professionalism requirement; however, the individual actuary is responsible for making this determination based on the applicability of the subject matter.

Consulting actuaries juggle complex projects, client expectations, and the demands of ever-evolving standards—often under tight deadlines and high scrutiny. In this webinar, the presenters will explore why robust documentation is not just a compliance requirement but a hallmark of actuarial professionalism across all practice areas. Attendees will gain practical insights into: • The actuarial standards that reference documentation requirements • How clear, consistent documentation protects both the actuary and the client • Real-world examples of how documentation has led to professional challenges and successes • Exercising professional judgement in creating documentation • Techniques and tools to facilitate documentation

As credentialed actuaries, we have a lot of professionalism requirements, so it is important to stay on top of all of them. Think you know them all? Join ‘ASOP Smarts: Test Your Knowledge!’ and test your professionalism IQ while having a bit of fun. Will you end up at the top of our leaderboard?

As artificial intelligence tools become increasingly integrated into actuarial work, actuaries are faced with new questions that go beyond technical competence. What does professionalism look like when AI is involved? How do existing standards—particularly ASOPs and the Code of Professional Conduct—apply to work that incorporates machine learning models or generative AI? What do we need to think about outside the current written standards? This session steps back from the technical details and takes a critical look at the evolving role of actuaries and consultants in an AI-enabled environment.