The 26th Annual Conference of the CAA was held in Paramaribo, Suriname, November 30 - December 2, 2016.
A copy of our conference programme can be found here.
You can see photos from our 2016 conference here.
Please click the links below to download the presentations
Servaas Houben - "Social Impact - Financia Security during Retirement"
Anthony Asher - "Impact of Actuarial Work"
Mike McLaughlin - "Social Impact of Actuaries"
Ravi Rambarran - "The Next 25 years"
Amba Zeggen - "Risk Culture - Hype or Reality"
Brian Brown - "Risk Culture"
Kyle Rudden - "Bancassurance Social Impact - A Caribbean Perspective"
Ronald Poon - "Affat - Bancassurance Trends and Best Practices"
Anthony Asher - "Investments in Small Developing Nations"
Nadja Riedwyl - "Productivity Investment"
Cynthia Potts - "Automobile Pricing"
Suris Kalloe - "Competitive Pricing for Car Insurance"
Suris Kalloe - "EXTRA Reverse Engineering Process"
Raymond Wilson - "Big Data - Threats and Opportunities for Actuarial Profession"
Sandjai Bhulai - "Big Data - Threats and Opportunities for Actuarial Profession"
Brian Brown - "Presidents Forum CAS Update"
David Congram - "Presidents Forum CIA"
Jeremy Brown - "Presidents Forum SOA Opportunities for Actuaries"
Mike McLaughlin - "International Actuarial Association"
Bryan Drakenstein - "Climate Change Risks and Opportunities for the Caribbean"
Howard Cimring - "Valuation of Post-employment Health and Dental Benefits"
Iwan Sno - "Changing Demographics in the Caribbean"
Adam Canning - "Effects of CatRisk Modelling on Property Insurance"
Nadja Riedwyl - "NatCat in the Caribbean"
Michael Brough & Lee Boxall - "EXTRA Willis Towers Watson IPP Survey 2015 Report"
Michael Brough & Lee Boxall - "International Pension Plans"
Jeroen Breen - "Adapting to Changing Environments"
Denis Garand - "Microinsurance - A Business Case for the Caribbean"
Servaas Houben - "Pricing for Mortality - Solutions for Changing Environments"
Statements of fact and opinion expressed herein are those of the individual authors and are not necessarily those of the Caribbean Actuarial Association.