Wayne Blackburn

CERA, FCAS, MAAA

Principal and Consulting Actuary

Little Falls, NJ, US

Wayne is a principal and consulting actuary in the Little Falls, New Jersey office of Milliman. He joined the firm in 1988.

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Experience

Wayne provides actuarial services to a wide array of clients, including single and multi-line primary insurance companies, reinsurance companies, residual market mechanisms, and self-insurance programs. Wayne has 27 years of experience in the insurance industry and has been a consulting actuary for 26 years.

Among the consulting services he provides are loss reserve analyses, due diligence work for mergers and acquisitions, rate and funding projections, financial studies, cash-flow analyses, and risk capital modeling.

Wayne has also performed actuarial analyses for insurance companies outside of the United States in Japan, Brazil, and Sweden.

Publications and Presentations

Wayne co-authored the paper, "The Application of Fundamental Valuation Principles to Property/Casualty Insurance Companies" published in the Casualty Actuarial Society's 2004 Discussion Paper Program book.

He has presented at the Casualty Actuarial Society Spring Meeting (2004), Casualty Loss Reserve Seminar (2006), ERM Symposium (2009), and the IASA Mid Atlantic Conference (2009).

Professional Designations

Fellow, Casualty Actuarial Society
Member, American Academy of Actuaries
Chartered Enterprise Risk Analyst

Education

BS, Mathematics, Loyola College of Maryland

Affiliations

Wayne has served on the Casualty Actuarial Society's Program Planning Committee.
Wayne is on the American Academy of Actuaries ERM Subcommittee.

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Publications

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Planning for NAIC ORSA

26 April 2013 - by Wayne Blackburn, Matthew Killough, Joy Schwartzman

Sophisticated risk assessment will be key to complying with U.S. ORSA requirements.

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The application of fundamental valuation principles to property/casualty insurance companies

26 May 2007 - by Wayne Blackburn, Derek Jones, Joy Schwartzman

This paper explores the concepts underlying the valuation of an insurance company in the context of how other (noninsurance) companies are valued.

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Planning for NAIC ORSA

The application of fundamental valuation principles to property/casualty insurance companies

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