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    2027 Individual Grant Competition

    2027 Individual Grant Competition supports academics, practitioners, and their partnerships in theoretical or empirical research to significantly advance knowledge in actuarial science.

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    Applications for the 2027 CKER/CAS Individual Grant Competition are now closed. The funder states that the October 21, 2026 submission deadline has passed and applications are no longer being accepted.

    Funder: Casualty Actuarial Society

    Due Dates: October 21, 2026 (Letter of Intent) | November 24, 2026 (Invited application forms distributed by) | January 14, 2027 (Full application) | March 18, 2027 (Awards announced by)

    Funding Amounts: Approximately $15,000 median grant funding

    Summary: Supports theoretical or empirical research with the potential to significantly advance knowledge in actuarial science.

    Key Information: Only one Letter of Intent per researcher is considered, whether as principal investigator or co-applicant.


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    The Individual Grant Competition is a joint initiative of the Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) and the Society of Actuaries Research Institute’s Committee on Knowledge Extension Research (CKER). It supports the advancement of knowledge in actuarial science through theoretical or empirical research. The central selection priority is a project’s potential to make a significant contribution to knowledge in the field.

    The competition welcomes individuals and teams of academics, practitioners, and academic–practitioner partnerships. Proposed research should explain its potential use by practicing and academic actuaries, now or in the future. A single application submits the proposal to both organizations, and each organization may award grants.


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