The American Academy of Actuaries was established in 1965 to professionalize the U.S. actuarial community and earn the public’s trust. The Academy’s role in the standards and institutions that make up the professionalism infrastructure are no accident; they are at the heart of the Academy’s mission.

The Academy provides standards of conduct, practice, and qualification for the U.S. actuarial profession. These standards together ensure: responsibility, competence and trust.

NEW EPISODE AVAILABLE!

Rich Gibson, property and casualty actuary, joins the latest episode of Actuary Voices to discuss his work with the Academy, how professionalism influences his day-to-day duties and the future of the profession.

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PROFESSIONALISM PERSPECTIVES

Professionalism Counts

The latest column reviews qualification requirements in the profession.

Member Spotlight

Each month, the Academy will introduce you to a new actuary who shares a glimpse about their professional and personal lives.

Self-Regulation & the Profession

Learn about the importance of self-regulation and how individual actuaries can help preserve it.

President's Message

Read the latest President’s Message by Academy President Tom Campbell.

FAQs on the USQS

The Committee on Qualifications has made it clear that the USQS can be interpreted to include DE&I training in professionalism CE.

Up to Code

This is a regular column in Contingencies. Written mainly by members of the Actuarial Board for Counseling and Discipline.