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Professional
Standards Seminar
Sunday, March 25, Noon - 5:00 PM
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$195* |
$225* |
$275* |
Business Development
and Relationship Management Skills
Sunday, March 25, Noon - 5:00 PM
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$195* |
$225* |
$275* |
Public Plans Update
Wednesday, March 28, 2:00 - 6:00 PM
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$165* |
$200* |
$235* |
2012 Pension Symposium
Wednesday, March 28, 2:00 - 6:00 PM
Continued on
Thursday, March 29, 8:00 AM - Noon |
$360* |
$385* |
$415* |
*Registrations received four business days out from
seminar date are considered on-site and are an
additional $70.
Space
is limited and available on a first come,
first-served basis. Registrations are only processed
when accompanied by full payment.
All
cancellations must be in writing (fax 847/719-6506).
Cancellations received on or before 3/1/12 are
refunded full fee less 25% administration fee.
Cancellations received after 3/2/12 are refunded
full fee less 50% administration fee.
No
refunds 15 business days before the seminar.
Professional
Standards Seminar
Sunday, March 25, Noon - 5:00 PM
Credits: EA Core 2.9, EA Core/Ethics 2.5
Panelist:
John T. Stokesbury - Deloitte Consulting LLP
Code of Professional
Conduct, ASOPs, Qualification Standards, EA
Regulations – pension actuaries are surrounded by
professionalism criteria. How can we be sure that we
are meeting all of these requirements? How does our
Code and Professional Standards benefit us and our
clients? Are our Code and Standards serving their
purpose? What can I and/or my employer do to
mitigate exposure? What should we do if we make a
mistake? What should I do if I know of a breach of
the Code or Standards? What happens to actuaries who
breach the Code or Standards?
In addition to providing
a basic review of the Code, Standards and ABCD, the
presenters at this session, including current and
former ABCD members, describe a variety of ethical
scenarios on dilemmas that can happen daily to
actuaries. Audience members are asked to analyze,
discuss and debate their views of these situations
and propose what they believe should be the outcome.
This seminar is a great opportunity to get an update
on Professional Standards, while getting a behind
the scenes look at how the ABCD functions, and
delving into ethical situations that can happen on a
regular basis. Consider attending this informative,
retirement benefits focused seminar on Professional
Standards and ethics.
Business
Development and Relationship Management Skills
Sunday, March 25,
Noon - 5:00 PM
Credits:
EA Noncore 5.4
Panelist:
Thomas A. Swain - Bryan Pendleton Swats & McAllister
LLC
Alice P. Stuart - Towers Watson
You know the numbers.
You’ve got the credentials. But there's more to
being a successful consulting actuary than taking
actuarial exams. Good consulting involves
understanding and meeting client needs. In this
interactive workshop, attendees will learn and
practice the fundamental skills necessary for client
relationship management and business development.
Led by several experienced consulting actuaries, the
session includes a variety of case studies and
exercises for a hands-on, practical learning
experience that can be immediately applied with
clients. This session is designed to benefit
consulting actuaries who have 0-5 years of
experience in consulting with clients, either as
part of a team or as the lead consultant.
Public Plans Update
Wednesday,
March 28, 2:00 - 6:00 PM
Credits:
EA Noncore 4.2
Panelist:
Lance J. Weiss - Gabriel Roeder Smith & Company
Alan W. Milligan - CalPERS
Robert M. May - Rudd & Wisdom Inc.
Thomas B. Lowman - Bolton Partners, Inc.
David T. Kausch - Gabriel Roeder Smith & Company
Paul Angelo - The Segal Company
Public plans continue to be the focus of attention
the media, researchers, regulators and policy
makers. Speakers at this seminar examine the
funding, accounting and plan design issues as well
as other challenges currently facing public pension
plans in the US. Presenters then focus down on how a
disciplined review of funding policies and financial
disclosures might both reveal some causes and
provide some solutions to those challenges. Included
in the discussion is the following:
- Update on current funding levels and
contribution requirements;
- Criticism of public pension plans: the old
and the new;
- Accounting and Financial Reporting:
Consequences of proposed revisions to GASB
25/27;
- Emerging practices in funding policy:
Defining the "New ARC";
- Discount rate review: revisiting our long
term earnings assumption;
- Other assumption issues; and,
- Trends in plan design for public pension
plans.
2012 Pension Symposium
Wednesday, March 28, 2:00 - 6:00
PM
Continued on
Thursday, March 29, 8:00 AM - Noon
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