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Stat of the Art: The Actuarial Game of Baseball
Quantify it and they will come.
by Steve Sullivan
More major-league stats
Online exclusive: Seven actuaries pitch their own statistical formulas for baseball - and Bill James responds.
The Global Actuary
Today's actuary has to be willing to learn the skills and knowledge
required to prosper in a multinational marketplace.
by Carl Hansen
Monte Carlo in the Game
How one of the most useful tools of actuaries came to be named after the renowned and elegant international capital of gambling.
by Thomas N. Herzog
A Moving Image: Reflecting the Future of the Actuarial Profession
Actuaries are good at identifying problems, even their own. Actuaries
are good at analyzing problems, especially their own. Actuaries
are also good at solving problems, and they're actively engaged in
solving their own.
by Sarah J. Sanford and Michael L. Kaster
SPECIAL SECTION: Recruitment
COMMENTARY
Actuaries Are Key to Ethical Practices
by Gary Eisenbarth
POLICY BRIEFING
Cause and Effect in Ratemaking
by Greg Vass
WORKSHOP
Is Dynamic Asset Allocation Always a Good Move?
by Mark T. Ruloff
TRADECRAFT
Do Books Make the Man?
by Ardian Gill
AFTER HOURS
Academy Man
by Stanley Weisleder
PUZZLES
by Noam Segal
END PAPER
A Dollar and a Dream
by Richard T. Zatorski