Experience and Expertise - The Critical Difference

Casualty Actuaries are members of the Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS). The requirements for CAS membership are a series of rigorous examinations on insurance and mathematical subjects. Upon the successful completion of the examinations, the CAS grants professional recognition to actuaries.

Actuaries are future cost analysts who estimate the risks associated with future contingent events. Casualty actuaries are professionals within the field who estimate the risks for the non-life lines of business, including property and liability insurance.

Through rigorous programs of study, casualty actuaries are trained to provide services to a broad range of clients including: property/casualty insurance companies, corporations, hospitals, municipalities, brokerage firms, state and federal government agencies, captives and risk retention groups.

There are many services provided by casualty actuaries including reserving, pricing, product development, expert testimony, analysis of commercially insured programs, alternative risk financing mechanisms and feasibility studies.

Whether you’re a small-to medium-sized insurance company without an actuarial staff, a large company who needs an independent opinion, a corporation that is self insured, or a captive insurance company, an independent consultant can meet your needs. Let Taylor & Mulder be your independent actuarial consultant.

Why Taylor & Mulder?

• Personalized attention by senior actuarial professionals
• Experienced actuarial professionals with expertise in analyzing and reviewing standard lines of insurance as well as the more esoteric and
  complex areas of insurance.
• Credentialed actuaries with a minimum of twenty-five years of experience who are qualified Fellows of the Casualty Actuarial Society and Members
  of the American Academy of Actuaries.
• Practiced business professionals with extensive experience dealing with senior management of insurance companies and state insurance departments.

The firm provides the following services:

• Independent review of reserves and Statements of Actuarial Opinion.
• Estimation of future financial results for management, tax planning, and marketing.
• Preparation of individual state rate filings and profitability studies.
• Litigation support including expert witness testimony.
• Actuarial analyses of reserves, insurance rates, and return-on-equity.
• Evaluations of insured programs, coverage needs, and suggested retentions.
• Analyses of insurance company operations including analytical issues related to specific lines of business and/or products.
• Reinsurance evaluation for compliance with FAS 113 and NAIC Chapter 22 requirements.
• Special projects