Appliquer l’ASOP 56 : la modélisation
June 11, 2025 - 11am ET, 5pm CET
Join Thomas Holmes, Chief Actuary US at Akur8 and Josh Meyers, Lead Actuarial Data Scientist for a session on applications of ASOP 56.
Predictive modeling is becoming ubiquitous in actuarial functions, and the building and evaluation of these models should be guided by ASOP 56. The good news is that this ASOP is flexible enough to be applied to all actuarial models. The bad news is that application of this ASOP must also be flexible across various models and situations.
This presentation will start with high level applications of ASOP 56 and drill down into more detailed decisions. Whether you are building models yourself or relying on experts, this presentation will familiarize you with discussions that need to happen throughout the modeling process and model lifecycle.
The webinar will be hosted on Zoom. If your company blocks Zoom, you may not receive the confirmation email. However, we will share the recording with you after the event.
Learn more about the speakers
Thomas Holmes
Tom Holmes est Chief Actuarial Officer chez Akur8 et co-auteur de la monographie n° 13 de la CAS, Penalized Regression and Lasso Credibility. Il a modélisé des risques en assurance de particuliers comme d’entreprises, et s’investit bénévolement au sein de la CAS sur les sujets de modélisation prédictive. Il intervient régulièrement lors d’événements de la CAS et de webinars Akur8, et va à la rencontre du secteur pour partager méthodes et bonnes pratiques de modélisation actuarielle. Fellow de la CAS, Tom est diplômé en musique (University of Michigan et Ohio University).
Josh Meyers
Josh Meyers is an Actuarial Data Scientist at Akur8. In his role, Josh works with clients helping them use models to solve business problems and gain insights with Akur8's software. Prior to joining Akur8, Josh spent five years at The Hartford where he held various pricing and modeling roles. He graduated from Brigham Young University with Master of Science in Statistics, and is currently a Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS).
