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Mr. Vendetti is a Senior Consultant with Pinnacle Actuarial Resources, Inc., in the Bloomington, Illinois office. He holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science from Amherst College. He also has graduate level coursework in Applied Mathematics from DePaul University. He has fourteen years experience as an actuary in the property/casualty industry. Mr. Vendetti is a Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society and is a member of the American Academy of Actuaries. Prior to joining Pinnacle Actuarial Resources, Paul was employed by Zurich North America. Prior to Zurich, Paul worked at American Agricultural Insurance Company. His background includes primary lines and reinsurance pricing, loss reserving and catastrophe modeling. Paul's pricing experience includes pricing agricultural products including Farmowners, Crop Hail and Multi-Peril Crop Insurance (MPCI). His commercial pricing experience also includes warranty and aviation programs along with funding studies for both public and private self-insured entities. His reinsurance experience includes reinsurance program optimization and analyzing reinsurance treaties for risk transfer. His loss reserving experience includes: loss reserve analyses for both primary companies, reinsurance companies and both public and private self-insured entities. His experience also includes catastrophe modeling primarily focused on catastrophe pricing and accumulation management. Mr. Vendetti is a member of the CAS Committee on Reinsurance Research, the American Academy of Actuaries’ Property and Other Lines Subcommittee and a contributing author, for the brochure “If Disaster Strikes Will You Be Covered” prepared for the Federal Alliance For Safe Homes in conjunction with The Actuarial Foundation. Other published articles include: - “Farmowners Pricing Should Change With Farms,”
Pinnacle Actuarial Resources Monograph Program, July 2007 - “Actuarial Details of Risk Transfer Come to the Forefront,”
The Interpreter, Fall 2008 - "Common Pitfalls and Practical Considerations in Risk Transfer Analysis,”
2009 CAS Reinsurance Research Call Paper Program
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