Description
The past quarter century has seen many advances in actuarial and risk management science. The role and importance of actuaries, and especially property casualty actuaries, has increased enormously, and actuaries are now employed in disciplines that did not exist or were only beginning to become established in the early 1990s.
Contributors
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Benoit Carrier
Ben Carrier has several years of diverse experience in the P&C industry, mostly in reinsurance and the US. Managing Director at Aon, he is involved in reinsurance pricing, structure reviews and providing value-added services to clients for various lines of business. Ben is also part of the MGA Practice Group who facilitates the placement of MGA business and provides analytics & intelligence insight. Ben is a Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society, Canadian Institute of Actuaries and a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries.
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Stephen Mildenhall
Stephen Mildenhall has worked in the insurance industry since 1992. Most recently, he was an Assistant Professor at St. John’s University, New York. Between 2003 and 2016 he worked at Aon, including roles as Global CEO of Analytics for Aon plc, based in Singapore, and as head of Aon Reinsurance Analytics. Previously, he was Vice President of Actuarial Pricing for Kemper Insurance. He began his career at CNA, holding positions in CNARe and CNA Personal Lines. Steve serves on the Board of the Casualty Actuarial Society and is Chair of the CAS Audit Committee. He is an FCAS, CSPA and CCRMP.
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Stephen Lowe
A great deal of my time is currently taken up in serving as President of the Casualty Actuarial Society. Beyond that I enjoy research as part of Willis Towers Watson's Thinking Ahead Group, and helping select clients with risk, capital, and value issues. -
Stephen D'Arcy
Robitaille Endowed Chair in Risk and Insurance, California State University Fullerton