FayeAlbert@AlbertAssociates.org
EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL DESIGNATIONS
F.S.A., Fellow of the Society of Actuaries, 1972 F.C.A., Fellow of the Conference of Consulting Actuaries, 1989 M.A.A.A., Member of the American Academy of Actuaries, 1972 MBA, University of Miami, 1987 BA, University of Michigan, 1964
EXPERIENCE
Insurance Company Management Managed all actuarial functions for several life insurance companies and a property and casualty insurance company. Scope of assignments included new product development, all financial reports, experience analysis and recommendations to improve profitability.
Consulting
Litigation Support
- Expert for Receiver of Life Insurance Company
- Dispute involving the two actuaries engaged by an insolvent life insurer and their work in establishing reserves for a
block of annuities.
- Expert for Plaintiff regarding premiums charged for non-guaranteed universal life insurance coverage.
- Expert for Defendant in determining the equitable distribution of assets
- divorce
- estates
- workers compensation
Insurance Consulting
- Establish profitability of existing block of viatical contracts.
- Developed life insurance products for preferred lives, highly impaired lives, markets with limited underwriting and
for the senior market.
- Researched relationship between insurance company lapse rates and mortality.
- Designed health insurance products, including benefit design and pricing, review of experience, setting liabilities, for
companies serving both the domestic individual and small group health market.
- Monitored results and provided actuarial support for a self-insured medical trust.
- Interfaced with State Insurance Departments in the and life insurance companies to gain product approval.
- Filed for authority to provide limited insurance benefits in association with emergency medical transportation
- Established GAAP actuarial assets and liabilities for a life insurance company in connection with their public offering.
- Provided actuarial support for continuing care retirement communities by anticipating populations in various care
levels, projecting operational cash flows, and establishing pricing for community residents.
- Developed a technique to anticipate bond defaults based on the probability of default by class and the probability of
transition from the initial rating class to other rating classes.
Professional Contributions
Service
- Chairman Joint Committee Society of Actuaries and American Academy of Actuaries reviewing Preferred Interim
2001 CSO Mortality, 2006
- Chairman 2001 CSO Mortality Committee for American Academy of Actuaries, 2000-02
- Board of Governors of Society of Actuaries, 2001-2003
- Panelist for Society of Actuaries 1993, 1994, 1996,1997, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006
- Panelist for Conference of Consulting Actuaries 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 2001
- Planning Committee for Society of actuaries, 1992-1994, 1996-1997
- Society of Actuaries Committee on Life Research, 1993-1998
- Liaison with Mexico for joint mortality research among US, Canada and Mexico, 1996-1997
- Society of Actuaries Education and Examination Committee, 1973-1979; member, multiple-choice editor, vice
chairman, and chairman of the Part 5 Committee
- Society of Actuaries Education Committee General Officer 1980, 1981
- Conference of Consulting Actuaries, 1995-1998, including service as a Board Member and Vice-President
- Chicago Actuarial Club, 1975-1980, including President
- Report of the Task Force on Insurer Insolvency in the United States, August, 1992, co-author as part of the task
force, CCA Survey of Life Insurance Company Insolvencies
- North American Actuarial Journal, Albert, F., Bragg, J., Bragg, D., “Mortality Rates as a Function of Lapse Rates,”
October, 1997
- Society of Actuaries Research Report, May, 1996, Albert, F., and Johnson, P., “Life Insurance companies
Investing in High-Yield bonds,”
- Merrill Lynch EXTRA Credit, Albert, F., “Performance of Life Insurance Companies Investing in High Yield
Bonds,” September/October, 1995
- Transactions of the Society of Actuaries, 1989, Vanderhoof, I.T., Albert, F., Tenenbein, A., and Verni, R., “Report
of Society of Actuaries C-1 Risk Task Force of Committee on Valuation and Related Areas”
- North American Actuarial Journal, 1999, Albert, F., Lord, G., Papageorgiou, P., Vanderhoof, I.T., and Wissner,
L., “Low Discrepancy Sequences for Numerical Valuation of Financial Models”
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