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There are two major actuarial disciplines, often referred to as life & health and property & casualty. Life actuaries deal with risks that pertain to the ongoing health, well-being, and natural mortality of people such as life insurance, annuities, pensions, disability, and medical insurance. Casualty actuaries, also known as non-life or general actuaries in many countries, deal with more catastrophic, unnatural, risks that can occur to people and property. These risks include those such as auto, homeowners, commercial property insurance, workers' compensation, title insurance, medical malpractice insurance, products liability insurance, directors and officers liability insurance, environmental insurance, and other types of liability insurance.
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