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OSU Presentation Central Mutual Insurance Christina Germann Rick van den Hengel Agenda Introduction to Central Actuarial career choices The exam process Getting a job What do actuaries do? Q&A Extra Info


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OSU Presentation

Central Mutual Insurance

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Christina Germann

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Rick van den Hengel

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Agenda

 Introduction to Central  Actuarial career choices  The exam process  Getting a job  What do actuaries do?  Q&A  Extra Info

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Introduction to Central

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Actuarial Career Choices

 Consulting vs Insurance  Government Institutes  Banks  Environmental Organizations  Social Security  Hedge Funds  Sports teams  Disney World

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Exam Preparation

 Recommended study time - 100 hours per

hour of exam

 Exam process usually takes at least 5 years to

complete (2 exams per year)

 Tips:

 Take a few months to study  Make a schedule, and stick to it  Leave the last month just for practice exams  Use Coaching Actuaries (ADAPT)

 SOA vs CAS

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The Exam Process

Source: www.casact.org/admissions/process

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Central’s Study Plan

 30 hours of work time per hour of exam  No work on the day before or day of exam  Exam Registration and Materials  Seminars  Flexible Work Schedules

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Getting a Job

 Increasing your chances:

 Internships  Pass exams  Extra skills  Research the company  Clean up your resume  Don’t be afraid to take the first step

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Quiz: Name a movie that references Actuaries

 Tron  Along came Polly  Saw VI

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What do actuaries do?

 Example #1:

 100 auto policies  Total developed losses = $50,000

 Expected Rate?

 $500 =

$50,000 100

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What do actuaries do?

 Example #2:

 50 cars  50 pick-up trucks  $20,000 of losses for cars  $30,000 of losses for pick-up trucks

 What is the expected rate?

 $500 =

$50,000 100

 Cars = $400 =

$20,000 50

 Pick-up trucks = $600 =

$30,000 50

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Age

  • The crash rate for 16-year-
  • lds is 3.7 times higher than

drivers of all ages.

  • The crash rate for 16 to 19-

year-olds is 2.7 times higher than drivers of all ages

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Premium Factors

 Base Rate  Based on the location  Primary rating factors  Age  Gender  Marital status  Vehicle  Secondary rating factors  Driver history  Number of cars insured  Other rating factors  Deductibles  Limits  Discounts

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Final Premium

Base Rate X Primary Factors X Secondary Factors

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Base Rates

Van Wert $100 Cincinnati $250 Columbus $300 Cleveland $300 Toledo $200

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Primary and Secondary Factors

Number of Cars Number of Drivers Factor Description Age Factor 1 1 1.00 At Fault < 1 year 3.00 1 2+ 1.05 At Fault 1-2 years 2.50 2 1 0.90 Distracted Driving < 1 year 1.85 2 2+ 0.95 Distracted Driving 1-2 years 1.50 3+ 1 0.80 Reckless Driving < 1 year 4.00 3+ 2+ 0.85 Reckless Driving 1-2 years 3.25 Description Age Factor Female, Single, Occasional 17 or less 2.50 Male, Single, Occasional 17 or less 3.10 Married, Principal 25 - 64 1.00 Male, Married, Principal 65 - 70 1.75 Female, Married, Principal 65 - 70 1.75 Car Type Factor '93 Dodge Intrepid 0.90 '16 Lamborghini 5.20 ‘16 Toyota Prius 1.15 Territory Base Rate Van Wert 100 Cleveland 300 Cincinnati 250 Columbus 300 Toledo 200

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Donald Trump

 Married, 70-years old,

principal operator

 Lives in Cleveland  25 vehicles in the household

with 2 drivers

 Primary car is a 2016 Prius  Received ticket for reckless

driving six months ago

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Hillary Clinton

 Married, 68-years old,

principal operator

 Lives in Toledo  10 vehicles in the household

with 2 drivers

 Primary car is a 2016

Lamborghini

 Received ticket for distracted

driving 2 years ago

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Determine the premium for Trump

 A: 300 x 1.75 x 1.15 x 0.85 x 4.00 = $2,052.75

Number of Cars Number of Drivers Factor Description Age Factor 1 1 1.10 At Fault < 1 year 3.00 1 2+ 1.05 At Fault 1-2 years 2.50 2 1 1.00 Distracted Driving < 1 year 1.85 2 2+ 0.95 Distracted Driving 1-2 years 1.50 3+ 1 0.90 Reckless Driving < 1 year 4.00 3+ 2+ 0.85 Reckless Driving 1-2 years 3.25 Description Age Factor Female, Single, Occasional 17 or less 2.50 Male, Single, Occasional 17 or less 3.10 Married, Principal 25 - 64 1.00 Male, Married, Principal 65 - 70 1.75 Female, Married, Principal 65 - 70 1.75 Car Type Factor '93 Dodge Intrepid 0.90 '16 Lamborghini 5.20 ‘16 Toyota Prius 1.15 Territory Base Rate Van Wert 100 Cleveland 300 Cincinnati 250 Columbus 300 Toledo 200

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Determine the premium for Clinton

 A: 200 x 1.75 x 5.20 x 0.85 x 1.50 = $2,320.50

Number of Cars Number of Drivers Factor Description Age Factor 1 1 1.10 At Fault < 1 year 3.00 1 2+ 1.05 At Fault 1-2 years 2.50 2 1 1.00 Distracted Driving < 1 year 1.85 2 2+ 0.95 Distracted Driving 1-2 years 1.50 3+ 1 0.90 Reckless Driving < 1 year 4.00 3+ 2+ 0.85 Reckless Driving 1-2 years 3.25 Description Age Factor Female, Single, Occasional 17 or less 2.50 Male, Single, Occasional 17 or less 3.10 Married, Principal 25 - 64 1.00 Male, Married, Principal 65 - 70 1.75 Female, Married, Principal 65 - 70 1.75 Car Type Factor '93 Dodge Intrepid 0.90 '16 Lamborghini 5.20 ‘16 Toyota Prius 1.15 Territory Base Rate Van Wert 100 Cleveland 300 Cincinnati 250 Columbus 300 Toledo 200

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What do actuaries do?

Females Males

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What do actuaries do?

 Revise the rating factor for single females:

 $200M in premium  Breakeven loss ratio: 65%  Expected losses = $200M * 65% = $130M  Actual losses = $100M  $100M / $130M = 77%  New factor = 77% * 2.50 = 1.92

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Any Questions?

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Extra Info

 Hiring forecast

 1 full time in Personal Lines  1 full time in Commercial Lines

 Contact information

 cgermann@central-insurance.com  rvandenhengel@central-insurance.com

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Home Insurance

 Similar process:

 Base rates  Rating factors

 A large variety of events can occur

 Hail storms  Wind storms (tornado/hurricane)  Winter weather  Theft  Fire  Many more

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