Definition of actuary in English:

actuary

nounPlural actuaries ˈaktʃʊ(ə)riˈæk(t)ʃəˌwɛri

A person who compiles and analyses statistics and uses them to calculate insurance risks and premiums.
Example sentencesExamples
- Hubbard believes in training managers to measure risk the way actuaries do.
- He was an actuary in the Skandia Insurance Company from 1904 to 1907.
- We also provide modeling support to the actuaries working on customized insurance products for insurers or large corporations.
- In determining the actuarial surplus in a pension fund, actuaries make key assumptions.
- The company said that its actuaries calculate their subscription rates on the likely claims made in the year, and on the overall climate of litigation within that speciality.
- But it's a rule of thumb that has been bandied about by actuaries and financial advisers for a long time and, if you do the sums, as a general idea, it works.
- To compute the costs of health and life insurance, actuaries take into account many factors known to predict disease and death.
- Nicholson questioned insurance actuaries about their profession.
- As well as teaching at the University of Copenhagen, he was the chief actuary for an insurance company.
- I am a pension actuary with 27 years' experience working with traditional defined-benefit pension plans.
- A responsible actuary and pension fund trustees would never have allowed this to happen.
- The result was that actuaries said pension funds had more money than they needed.
- In a city teeming with bankers, actuaries, brokers and insurance men, the manner in which you invest your savings is a subject of endless fascination.
- With a retirement income fund, actuaries would calculate how much must stay in the fund to ensure the pensioner would never need to fall back on the state.
- Each year a report is produced by the trustees of your pension scheme and every three years there is a valuation by actuaries, who analyse financial risk.
- The assured is then paid the surrender value of the policy, which is calculated by an actuary on the basis of the amounts paid to date.
- Life expectancy is a term used by actuaries, people who calculate statistics and probability for insurance use.
- What do actuaries at life insurance companies have to tell us?
- No two actuaries would ever calculate the same transfer value, which is why you need someone to ensure you are not losing out.
- Without his job as an insurance actuary the 66-year-old Schmidt has no identity.

Origin

Mid 16th century (originally denoting a clerk or registrar of a court): from Latin actuarius 'bookkeeper', from actus (see act). The current sense dates from the mid 19th century.

An actuary started out as the name for a clerk or registrar of a court; the source is Latin actuarius ‘bookkeeper’, from actus ‘event’ (see actor). The current use in insurance contexts dates from the mid 19th century.

Definition of actuary in US English:

actuary

nounˈæk(t)ʃəˌwɛriˈak(t)SHəˌwerē

A person who compiles and analyzes statistics and uses them to calculate insurance risks and premiums.
Example sentencesExamples
- He was an actuary in the Skandia Insurance Company from 1904 to 1907.
- Without his job as an insurance actuary the 66-year-old Schmidt has no identity.
- The company said that its actuaries calculate their subscription rates on the likely claims made in the year, and on the overall climate of litigation within that speciality.
- Each year a report is produced by the trustees of your pension scheme and every three years there is a valuation by actuaries, who analyse financial risk.
- Life expectancy is a term used by actuaries, people who calculate statistics and probability for insurance use.
- What do actuaries at life insurance companies have to tell us?
- The assured is then paid the surrender value of the policy, which is calculated by an actuary on the basis of the amounts paid to date.
- To compute the costs of health and life insurance, actuaries take into account many factors known to predict disease and death.
- I am a pension actuary with 27 years' experience working with traditional defined-benefit pension plans.
- A responsible actuary and pension fund trustees would never have allowed this to happen.
- With a retirement income fund, actuaries would calculate how much must stay in the fund to ensure the pensioner would never need to fall back on the state.
- No two actuaries would ever calculate the same transfer value, which is why you need someone to ensure you are not losing out.
- In a city teeming with bankers, actuaries, brokers and insurance men, the manner in which you invest your savings is a subject of endless fascination.
- We also provide modeling support to the actuaries working on customized insurance products for insurers or large corporations.
- But it's a rule of thumb that has been bandied about by actuaries and financial advisers for a long time and, if you do the sums, as a general idea, it works.
- In determining the actuarial surplus in a pension fund, actuaries make key assumptions.
- Hubbard believes in training managers to measure risk the way actuaries do.
- The result was that actuaries said pension funds had more money than they needed.
- Nicholson questioned insurance actuaries about their profession.
- As well as teaching at the University of Copenhagen, he was the chief actuary for an insurance company.

Origin

Mid 16th century (originally denoting a clerk or registrar of a court): from Latin actuarius ‘bookkeeper’, from actus (see act). The current sense dates from the mid 19th century.

单词	actuary
释义	Definition of actuary in English: actuary nounPlural actuaries ˈaktʃʊ(ə)riˈæk(t)ʃəˌwɛri A person who compiles and analyses statistics and uses them to calculate insurance risks and premiums. Example sentencesExamples Hubbard believes in training managers to measure risk the way actuaries do. He was an actuary in the Skandia Insurance Company from 1904 to 1907. We also provide modeling support to the actuaries working on customized insurance products for insurers or large corporations. In determining the actuarial surplus in a pension fund, actuaries make key assumptions. The company said that its actuaries calculate their subscription rates on the likely claims made in the year, and on the overall climate of litigation within that speciality. But it's a rule of thumb that has been bandied about by actuaries and financial advisers for a long time and, if you do the sums, as a general idea, it works. To compute the costs of health and life insurance, actuaries take into account many factors known to predict disease and death. Nicholson questioned insurance actuaries about their profession. As well as teaching at the University of Copenhagen, he was the chief actuary for an insurance company. I am a pension actuary with 27 years' experience working with traditional defined-benefit pension plans. A responsible actuary and pension fund trustees would never have allowed this to happen. The result was that actuaries said pension funds had more money than they needed. In a city teeming with bankers, actuaries, brokers and insurance men, the manner in which you invest your savings is a subject of endless fascination. With a retirement income fund, actuaries would calculate how much must stay in the fund to ensure the pensioner would never need to fall back on the state. Each year a report is produced by the trustees of your pension scheme and every three years there is a valuation by actuaries, who analyse financial risk. The assured is then paid the surrender value of the policy, which is calculated by an actuary on the basis of the amounts paid to date. Life expectancy is a term used by actuaries, people who calculate statistics and probability for insurance use. What do actuaries at life insurance companies have to tell us? No two actuaries would ever calculate the same transfer value, which is why you need someone to ensure you are not losing out. Without his job as an insurance actuary the 66-year-old Schmidt has no identity. Origin Mid 16th century (originally denoting a clerk or registrar of a court): from Latin actuarius 'bookkeeper', from actus (see act). The current sense dates from the mid 19th century. An actuary started out as the name for a clerk or registrar of a court; the source is Latin actuarius ‘bookkeeper’, from actus ‘event’ (see actor). The current use in insurance contexts dates from the mid 19th century. Definition of actuary in US English: actuary nounˈæk(t)ʃəˌwɛriˈak(t)SHəˌwerē A person who compiles and analyzes statistics and uses them to calculate insurance risks and premiums. Example sentencesExamples He was an actuary in the Skandia Insurance Company from 1904 to 1907. Without his job as an insurance actuary the 66-year-old Schmidt has no identity. The company said that its actuaries calculate their subscription rates on the likely claims made in the year, and on the overall climate of litigation within that speciality. Each year a report is produced by the trustees of your pension scheme and every three years there is a valuation by actuaries, who analyse financial risk. Life expectancy is a term used by actuaries, people who calculate statistics and probability for insurance use. What do actuaries at life insurance companies have to tell us? The assured is then paid the surrender value of the policy, which is calculated by an actuary on the basis of the amounts paid to date. To compute the costs of health and life insurance, actuaries take into account many factors known to predict disease and death. I am a pension actuary with 27 years' experience working with traditional defined-benefit pension plans. A responsible actuary and pension fund trustees would never have allowed this to happen. With a retirement income fund, actuaries would calculate how much must stay in the fund to ensure the pensioner would never need to fall back on the state. No two actuaries would ever calculate the same transfer value, which is why you need someone to ensure you are not losing out. In a city teeming with bankers, actuaries, brokers and insurance men, the manner in which you invest your savings is a subject of endless fascination. We also provide modeling support to the actuaries working on customized insurance products for insurers or large corporations. But it's a rule of thumb that has been bandied about by actuaries and financial advisers for a long time and, if you do the sums, as a general idea, it works. In determining the actuarial surplus in a pension fund, actuaries make key assumptions. Hubbard believes in training managers to measure risk the way actuaries do. The result was that actuaries said pension funds had more money than they needed. Nicholson questioned insurance actuaries about their profession. As well as teaching at the University of Copenhagen, he was the chief actuary for an insurance company. Origin Mid 16th century (originally denoting a clerk or registrar of a court): from Latin actuarius ‘bookkeeper’, from actus (see act). The current sense dates from the mid 19th century.
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