Attendance at ICA 2014 may be recognized by the national actuarial or underwriting organization for Continuing Professional Development (CPD)/Continuing Education (CE). As the formal recognition of CPD depends on, among other things, the practice area and the experience of the individual, delegates are advised to discuss possible CPD/CE credits with the national organization to which they belong.

This activity may qualify for up to 30.75* CPD/CE credits (hours) for those delegates attending the full week whose national organization's CPD requirements recognize ICA 2014. For delegates attending the first half, the activity may qualify for up to 17.75* credits (hours). For delegates attending the second half, the activity may qualify for up to 16.75* credits (hours). (This presumes one hour of actual time equals one unit of CPD, excluding lunches and breaks. For some national CPD requirements [e.g. the American Academy's Qualification Standards], 50 minutes of actual time equal one unit of CE.) Participants should claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

*Attendance at all available Poster Presentations and Limited Attendance Sessions is also included in the calculation. Please check the ICA 2014 website for details.

Enrolled Actuaries (EA) Continuing Education Requirement

We expect that Enrolled Actuaries can earn up to 14.5† credit hours of continuing education credits at the ICA 2014. All sessions noted as qualifying for EA credit also qualify for EA Formal credit under the JBEA requirements. In order to ensure compliance with JBEA regulations any EA wishing credit must fill out a ticket request and place the completed ticket in the bowl in front of the room at the conclusion of the session. Sessions noted for EA credit are indicated below.

Enrolled Actuaries (EA) credit† is available at the following 12 (includes one repeat session) sessions at the ICA 2014 meeting. These sessions are are indicated below.

Mon., 31 March	Tues, 1 April	Wed., 2 April	Thurs., 3 April
9:00 – 10:30 EA Noncore 1.5 Credit Plenary Session 01 The Longevity Dividend: Altering the Future Course of Health and Longevity?	8:30 – 10:00 EA Core 1.8 Credit Session 95 Ethics and Professionalism for the Consulting Actuary	N/A	8:30 – 10:00 EA Core 1.8 Credit Session 95 Ethics and Professionalism for the Consulting Actuary (Repeat)
11:00 – 12:30 EA Noncore 1.8 Credit Session 13 Projecting Mortality and Life Expectancy	10:30 – 12:00 EA Noncore 1.8 Credit Session 50 How to Achieve Retirement Income Adequacy
11:00 – 12:30 EA Noncore 1.8 Credit Session 14 Current Issues for Pension Actuaries: A Panel Discussion	10:30 – 12:00 EA Noncore 1.8 Credit Session 53 Retirement Risks: Disability, Taxes and Inflation
14:00 – 15:30 EA Noncore 1.8 Credit Session 20 Target Benefit Pension Plans	10:30 – Noon EA Noncore 1.8 Credit Session 58 Managing Longevity Risk
14:00 – 15:30 EA Noncore 1.8 Credit Session 21 Financing of Pensions: Sustainability	13:00 – 16:00 EA Core 3.6 Credit Session 201 Limited Attendance – How International are You? Ethics and Professionalism from an International Perspective
Monday Continued
16:00 – 17:30 EA Noncore 1.8 Credit Session 33 Mathematical Modeling for Pension Actuaries
16:00 – 17:30 EA Noncore 1.8 Credit Session 34 Impact of Demographic and Economic Shifts

NOTE: In order to receive credit, pick up a card (located on a small table at the front of the room next to a sign noted for EA Credit). Complete the information on the card and following the conclusion of the session drop your ticket into the bowl located at the front of the room. Tickets are picked up immediately following the conclusion of the session.

† Sessions as presented onsite must reflect the session description as written, and run for the duration as listed in the online brochure/program as of 2/6/14 on the ICA 2014 website in order for the session to qualify for credit. Also, the proposed credits as listed for all EA credited sessions are subject to final approval by the Joint Board for the Enrollment of Actuaries.