How We Curate

Our Sources

We monitor over 50 publications, regulatory bodies, and industry organizations throughout each business day. Our source list includes the Society of Actuaries, Casualty Actuarial Society, American Academy of Actuaries, NAIC, state insurance departments, Insurance Journal, Reinsurance News, Artemis, Business Insurance, AM Best, Carrier Management, and major financial press covering insurance and actuarial topics. We also track SOA and CAS research publications, Geneva Association reports, and other academic sources.

Our Process

Discovery: Automated systems scan source feeds throughout the day, identifying new articles relevant to actuarial practice areas. This ensures comprehensive coverage that no single person could maintain manually.

Relevance scoring: Articles are scored for relevance to actuarial professionals based on direct impact on practice, regulatory significance, market implications, and technical depth. AI-powered scoring helps surface the most important stories from a high volume of daily insurance news.

Selection and categorization: Top stories are selected daily based on significance, category diversity, and recency. Articles are categorized across our coverage areas: actuarial society news, AI and technology, P&C insurance, health insurance, life and annuities, reinsurance and ILS, quantitative finance, and retirement and pensions.

Original analysis: For the most significant developments, our Insights section provides long-form analysis synthesizing multiple sources with perspective drawn from tracking actuarial industry trends over time. Our weekly Actuarial Week in Review distills each week's most important stories into a single narrative with actuarial context.

The Role of AI in Our Workflow

We believe in transparency about how we use technology. AI tools assist our editorial process in several specific ways: automated scanning and categorization of source feeds, relevance scoring of incoming articles, and selection of daily top stories based on significance and diversity criteria. Our Insights articles and editorial analysis are researched using AI-assisted search and synthesis tools, with all content reviewed for accuracy and editorial judgment.

All published content goes through our editorial pipeline before reaching readers. Every piece of content that carries our editorial voice reflects deliberate choices about what matters, why it matters, and how to frame it for actuarial professionals.

What We Do Not Do

We do not republish full articles. We link to original sources and provide summaries and context. We respect the intellectual property of the publications we curate.

We do not accept payment for editorial placement. Our advertising and editorial functions are separate. Sponsored content, if ever introduced, will always be clearly labeled.

Corrections

If we make an error in our editorial content, we correct it promptly and note the correction. To report an error or suggest a source we should be monitoring, please use our contact page.

Last updated March 2026