ARIA – American Risk Insurance Association

  • 1998 – SOA – ARIA Promotes Interaction of Academics, Industry, act-1988-vol22-iss08-huntington, Society of Actuaries – 3p

1980s

  • 1987 12 – AP- ARIA – The Rate of Return on Universal Life Insurance, by Antony C. Cherin and Robert C. Hutchins, The Journal of Risk and Insurance, Dec., 1987, Vol. 54, No. 4, pp. 691-71, American Risk and Insurance Association – 22p – JSTOR
  • 1987 08 – AP – ARIA – An Analysis of the Structure of Term Insurance Rates Within Universal Life Insurance, by Richard Corbett, American Risk and Insurance Association – <WishList>

1990s

  • 1992 – AP – ARIA – A Comparison of Term Insurance Rates to Protection-Related Charges in Universal Life Insurance, by Richard B. Corbett and Jack M. Nelson, The Journal of Risk and Insurance, Vol. 59, No. 3 (Sep., 1992), pp. 470-475 (6 pages), Published By: American Risk and Insurance Association – <WishList-JSTOR>
  • He pointed out, however, that ARIA is the organization for insurance academics and symposia of this type will serve to foster research in insurance regulation.
  • He said the purpose of the symposium would be to promote interaction between insurance regulators and academics and provide for thoughtful discussion of important regulatory and public policy issues in insurance.
  • Each symposium could be organized around a general theme as opposed to a narrow topic, which would provide some degree of cohesiveness while broadening the potential interest in the symposium.
  • The symposium would be oriented toward applying theoretical concepts and critical analysis to practical regulatory problems.
  • Papers would be solicited and presented on topics related to the symposium theme and sessions would be organized around the different topics and papers.
  • Participants in the sessions would represent a range of perspectives including regulatory, academic and industry.
  • The primary focus would be discussion of the papers but participants would be encouraged to present general views on the topic as well.
  • President Walsh said he believes that the symposium will significantly contribute to regulators’ and academics’ understanding of important policy issues in insurance
  • Upon motion duly made and seconded, the subcommittee received the report on the overview of the Annual Regulatory Issues Symposium.

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