Stanley Tulin

  • M&R
    • 1983-1988 - M&R’s consulting actuary to the rehabilitators of Baldwin-United’s subsidiaries
  • 1988-1996 - Coopers and Lybrand
  • 1996-? - Eqiutable.
  • 1997 - SOA - Own the Problem:  That’s Where to Start, says Actuary Turned Exec - [Stanley Tulin], Society of Actuaries - 3p
    • Tulin believes you can’t solve problems if you don’t own the problem.
    • Tulin said. ---  “Everybody wants someone who can solve their problems and who can bring to bear
      a host of different skills to solve those problems.”
  • ? - Milliman & Robertson
  • ? - RGA
  • C-3 Risk, Solvency,
  • Problem Solving, Responsibility
  • "Case Studies," Shane A. Chalke, Mark G. Doherty, Patricia L. Guinn, and Stanley B. Tulin, RSA, 18, 1992, p. 1243
  • Past ACLI Board
  • Lawsuit - Executive Life - California. Supreme Court. Records and Briefs, S030615, Petition for Review - [PDF- p-GooglePlay]

--  Stanley B. Tulin

1981 - SOA - The Future of Permanent Life Insurance (rsa81v7n12), Society of Actuaries - 22p

  • The Wall Street Journal, in a back page article several weeks ago, discussed Universal Life Products, Variable Life and traditional permanent insurance - both participating and non-participating. 
    • The Journal's comparisons showed the Universal and Variable Life products to great advantage.
      • Of course, a critical aspect of the illustrations - for both Universal and Variable - is the assumed rate of interest.
    • The Wall Street Journal article assumed a rate of approximately 11% for the Universal Life and Variable Life illustrations.
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--  Stanley B. Tulin

1981 - SOA - The Future of Permanent Life Insurance (rsa81v7n36), Society of Actuaries - 22p

  • A consultant for 25 years, Tulin said he had a number of interesting assignments.
    • But two stand out in his mind.
  • The first, for M&R, was the bankruptcy of Baldwin-United Corporation Life Company.
    • Tulin was M&R’s consulting actuary to the rehabilitators of Baldwin-United’s subsidiaries, a role he held from 1983 to 1988.
    • “It was a very complex assignment that lasted five years. The endgame was perhaps the most fascinating because it involved a bidding competition between Metropolitan Life and what is now Sun America (then Sun Life). It was wrestled out in two state courts — in Indiana and Arkansas — with the resolution that the business went to Metropolitan Life.”

1997 - SOA - Own the Problem:  That’s Where to Start, says Actuary Turned Exec - [Stanley Tulin], Society of Actuaries - 3p

  • The Equitable Companies Incorporated and senior executive vice president and CFO of The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, The Equitable’s principal insurance subsidiary.

--   Stanley Tulin

1997 - SOA - Own the Problem:  That’s Where to Start, says Actuary Turned Exec, Society of Actuaries - 3p