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It is a growing club that no one wants to join: the club of companies who became victims of cyberterrorism.

Large part is the class action suit filed against the nfl ten years ago. i don't know if you're familiar with that. but basically 4500 players sued the nfl alleging they had hidden the dangers of the game. the nfl wound upsetling that lawsuit. in the process of doing that, their own actuaries admitted in court that 34% of their own players would end up with chronic enreceivopathy, brain damage. a third of the employees if they're doing their job the right way are going to wind up with brain damage. that gave me pause. that is not to suggest that anybody is going to football games to like embra...

Insurance companies are engaged in a battle for actuaries, with demand for professionals rising ahead of a global accounting change expected from January 1.

After a career in employee benefits spanning more than three decades, Nevin Adams, Chief Content Officer of the American Retirement Association, has announced his “retirement” from that position, effective March 1, 2023. 

Let’s face it — nobody wants to be “average.” And yet, there are now a handful of consultants that, each year, publish a ranking of how the world’s retirement systems rate—  and year after year the United States generally comes in about the middle of the pack.