- Table of Contents of the Standards Library – A list of all the documents that compose the library of actuarial standards of practice and related professionalism material
- Code of Professional Conduct
- Qualification Standards for Statements of Actuarial Opinion (2008). Click here to read the 2006 version.
- Deviation Language for Standards
- Financial Reporting Recommendations and Interpretations 7, 9, 11 (AAA – Doc. No. 067; Adopted 1975, Revised 1978) Financial Reporting Recommendations 7 and 11 and their respective Interpretations remain in effect for Actuarial Opinions rendered in jurisdictions which have not adopted the current version of the Model Standard Valuation Law and the Model Actuarial Opinion and Memorandum Regulation. Financial Reporting Recommendation 9 and its Interpretations dealing with the application of the concept of materiality to actuarial aspects of the financial reporting of life insurance companies also remain in effect.
- Structural Framework of U.S. Actuarial Profession Concepts on Professionalism (AAA – Doc. No. 4; October 2004)
- Risk Classification Statement of Principles
- ASB Procedures Manual (Doc. No. 187; June 2017)
- Definitions from ASOPs and ACGs
- Repeal of Interpretative Opinions 3 and 4 (Doc. No. 088; April 2002)
- Revised Language for ASOP Nos. 22 and 28
- Revised Actuarial Standards-Setting Process
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About The ASB
The Actuarial Standards Board (ASB) establishes and improves standards of actuarial practice. These Actuarial Standards of Practice (ASOPs) identify what the actuary should consider, document, and disclose when performing an actuarial assignment. The ASB’s goal is to set standards for appropriate practice for the United States.
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