Education

The CAS Capability Model is a visual framework that articulates and provides guidance on the traits, skills and knowledge important for most property/casualty actuaries.

The CAS Capability Model has three intended uses:

• Support actuaries in their career and professional development. It can be used to identify current levels of experience and desired future levels.
• Facilitate actuaries in identifying the CAS continuing education content that can help them develop areas of expertise.
• Promote the full range of the actuarial skill set and the essential contributions of actuaries to the insurance industry to current and potential employers, academics, students, and other stakeholders.

Explore the Capability Model - https://www.casact.org/professional-education/cas-capability-model

Casualty Actuaries in Reinsurance, or CARe, was founded in 1988 by a group of reinsurance actuaries who saw the need for a forum to discuss their common practical issues and to foster reinsurance research and education. CARe was later organized as a special interest section of the CAS.

CARe is guided by the Senior Actuaries Group, which is composed of chief actuaries active with reinsurance firms. The Senior Actuaries Group meets during each CARe meeting to advise the two CAS committees primarily involved in reinsurance practice. CARe also conducts its annual business session during this meeting and elects new officers at that time.