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The state hired an actuary, did a study and, on July 17, concluded that the sale of bonds would most likely result in a loss of taxpayers 'money.— Dealbreaker
Other jobs at the top of the study's list include actuary, statistician, biologist, software engineer and computer-systems analyst, historian and sociologist.— Joanne Jacobs
As a result of the most recent analysis we had reviewed by an independent actuary, we determined that our prior year self insurance reserves for our GL PL programs were understated on a pre-tax basis by a net $4.3 million with $3.6 million related to our prior periods continuing operations and $700,000 related to prior periods discontinued operations.— Healthcare Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha
This white paper was prepared by a three-person collaboration that included a scientist, an insurance actuary (who also served as a regulator), and an insurance veteran of 50 years.— RealClimate

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