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EBP1913
Using an Actuarial Report in Your Audit
Date
May 6, 2019
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: Employee Benefit Plans Conference 2019
This session will cover the objectives and uses of an actuarial report, the information contained in a report, assessing the actuarial methods and assumptions and discussing the information in the report that is most useful to an auditor.
- Determine what information is relevant for auditing purposes.
- Analyze the structure of a typical report.
- Apply the assumptions used and how to assess them.
- Select an actuary as a specialist based the qualifications.
Speakers
Diane Walker, CPA
Partner, Johnson Lambert LLP
Dennis M. Polisner, FSA, MAAA, FCA
Director, KPMG LLP
General
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