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The 2025 CAS Spring Meeting in-person registration fee includes:

• Educational sessions
• Coffee on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
• Lunch on Monday and Tuesday
• Refreshment breaks
• Welcome Reception on Sunday
• Monday Night Dinner.

Please note the special one-day registration for Active Candidates* on Monday, May 5. The fee is $250 and includes the following events on Monday: educational sessions, coffee, Monday lunch, and refreshment breaks.

In-person registration fees will be refunded for cancellations received by April 18, 2025, less a $200 processing fee.  

Virtual registration fees will be refunded for cancellations received by April 18, 2025, less a $100 processing fee.

Only written cancellations will be honored and must be submitted via email to refund@casact.org. Cancellations received after April 18 will not be refunded.

If the CAS Spring Meeting is canceled, in-person and virtual participants receive a full refund for registration fees paid. Transportation and hotel costs or fees are the responsibility of the attendee and are therefore not reimbursable by the CAS.

An Active Candidate is a non-CAS member who has attempted at least one CAS DISC or actuarial exam in the last two years.

Please note the special one-day registration for Active Candidates* on Monday, May 5.

The fee is $250 and includes the following events on Monday:

• educational sessions
• coffee
• Monday lunch
• refreshment breaks.

Spouse/Guest Registration is a person accompanying an Academic or CAS Member, Affiliate, Subscriber, Active Candidate,* or Member of an Actuarial Association Worldwide to social functions. Attendance at educational sessions is not permitted with this registration fee category.

The spouse/guest registration fee includes

• Coffee on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
• Welcome Reception on Sunday
• Monday Night Dinner

This registration fee does not include educational sessions.

Individual Tickets for Spouse/Guest

Instead of purchasing the complete accompanying person (spouse/guest) registration package, attendees may purchase individual tickets to the social events for their guests. Individual tickets are available for the Sunday Welcome Reception, and the Monday Night Dinner.

All individual tickets sold below are already included in both the attendee and the accompanying person (spouse/guest) package registration fee. These tickets are only intended for use by attendees wishing to bring a guest to individual social functions and NOT all the social functions.  If your guest will attend all social functions, the package price of $325 (if purchased before March 29) is discounted vs the price of purchasing each individual ticket.

If you are already registered for the CAS Spring Meeting and wish to add individual tickets, please send an email to office@casact.org.

Sunday Welcome Reception Age 21+: $100 Ages 3-20: $50

Monday Night Dinner Age 21+: $210 Ages 3-20: $105

The 2025 CAS Spring Meeting Livestream is separate from In-Person. In addition to the livestream program, we are offering FREE registration to Monday morning's activities for all CAS Members and family members! Complimentary registration will be open in April.

The 2025 CAS Spring Meeting in-person registration fee includes educational sessions, coffee on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, lunch on Monday and Tuesday, refreshment breaks, the Welcome Reception on Sunday and the Monday Night Dinner. Please note the special one-day registration for Active Candidates* on Monday, May 5. The fee is $250 and includes the following events on Monday: educational sessions, coffee, Monday lunch, and refreshment breaks.

The spouse/guest registration fee includes coffee on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, the Welcome Reception on Sunday, and the Monday Night Dinner.  This registration fee does not include educational sessions.

The CAS Spring Meeting will be held May 4-7, 2025, at the Fairmont Royal York in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.  Registration information will be posted shortly.

Early Registration

You are encouraged to register early for the 2025 CAS Spring Meeting.  Please note that while there is limited space at this year’s Spring Meeting, CAS will work to accommodate as many meeting registrants as is safe to do so. The CAS reserves the right to limit the number of participants.

Note Regarding Fees There are three phases of registration fees.

Early registration is open now and ends on March 29, 2025.

Regular registration runs from March 30 – April 19, and all attendee registration fees will increase by $200 during these dates. Similarly, accompanying person (spouse/guest) registration fees will increase by $100 during these dates.

Late registration Advance registration will end on April 19, after which prospective attendees will be directed to register onsite in Toronto beginning on Sunday, May 4. The late registration fees for attendees will increase again by $200 (and spouse/guest fees by $100).  We encourage attendees to complete registration by April 19.

The CAS will send confirmations via email to all registrants prior to the meeting.

The CAS seeks to do its utmost to provide equal access to its participants with disabilities in accordance with State and Federal Law. Due to the CAS’s limited resources, CAS staff may be required to discuss your reasonable accommodation with you in order to attempt to meet your needs. The conference offers a variety of services to help you enjoy your CAS experience, including:

• Accessibility requests during the registration process.
• Sign Language interpreters upon request.
• Nursing mother's room available onsite at the hotel with power and refrigerator - please ask for key at CAS Registration Desk.
• Please provide notice as soon as possible, but no later than 30 days prior to the start of the event.
• Reserved disability seating for:
  • Seat in Line / End of Row Accommodations
  • Proximity / 50 ft. to Screen for visual/lip-reading access.
  • Sightlines for access to the interpreter and other unique situations.

We have the ability to create custom accommodations as needed. For any specific needs, please contact meetings@casact.org.

Code of Conduct for CAS Events

The CAS is an international organization, committed to meeting the demands of a global economy. We are a listening organization that welcomes diverse perspectives. We value the participation of each member of the community and desire to offer professional education in a fun and safe learning environment. The CAS is dedicated in providing a positive conference experience for everyone and will not tolerate harassment, discrimination or any other improper behavior of conference participants in any form.

Scope of the Code:

All event participants, CAS staff members, guests, sponsors, speakers, partners, exhibitors, volunteers, and vendors/exhibitors must comply with this Code of Conduct for CAS Events. We ask that you join us in agreeing to engage, collaborate, and connect with other participants and event attendees in healthy ways.  Specifically, we ask that you:

• Share from your own experience,
• Assume the best intentions of others,
• Disagree with ideas, not people,
• Be open to other people’s perspectives, and
• Treat everyone with respect.

Registration and attendance at CAS meetings, seminars, webinars and other activities constitutes an agreement by the registrant to: demonstrate respect and consideration for all people; communicate openly and thoughtfully with others; be respectful in discussing and debating ideas; be collaborative; be mindful of your surroundings; comply with venue regulations; report conduct concerns so that they can be addressed responsibly in a timely fashion. If any leader or facilitator of the event directs you to stop a behavior, you must comply immediately.

Consequence of Violation of the Code:

The safety of our community is our top priority. Event participants violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the conference without a refund at the discretion of the event organizers and could result in suspension from attending future meetings and/or referral to an appropriate disciplinary body. If necessary, CAS will contact proper authorities, including but not limited to event security and/or law enforcement.

Reporting

While we have every faith that our dynamic community will embrace these sentiments and encourage others to do the same, we do have a plan in place if anyone should fall short of expectations. If you are directly affected or witness behavior that could constitute a code of conduct violation, please contact a CAS staff member at the event who will provide you with an incident report form for you to complete. In addition, you can email meetings@casact.org to request an electronic copy of the form.

Under the direction of the CEO, CAS will conduct a prompt and thorough investigation into your complaint, and you will be notified of the CAS’s intended action. Please note that all reports will be kept confidential.

Thank you in advance for helping to make this CAS event a safe and rewarding experience. We would not be the strong organization we are without your help. Please enjoy the conference!

Your Casualty Actuarial Society

How does the CAS select in-person conference locations?

The decision on where to host CAS conferences considers a variety of factors. We strive to hold our four largest events (RPM, Spring, CLRS and Annual) in the Southeast, Northeast, Midwest, and West regions of the United States. Our goal is to enable those members who may only attend one event in a calendar year to have one of our four major events held in their region. For members who annually attend the same large CAS event, that event will be located in their region every four years. We also aim to host one of our conferences in Canada every four to six years.

We remain focused on locations that are both convenient for travel, for example, cities that can be reached via a direct flight from the majority of North America, and that are appealing to potential attendees.

What do you do to ensure members feel welcomed, included, and safe during in-person conferences?

The CAS represents members and candidates of all races, ethnicities, religions, genders, sexual orientations, and socioeconomic classes, and creating a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment for them is our foremost concern when planning in-person events. The CAS requires anyone in our conference spaces to be a registered attendee of the event, and we post signage and have staff monitor badges to keep non-registered people from accessing our area. We also ask attendees to abide by the Code of Conduct for CAS Events.

The CAS prioritizes conference vendors that are committed to providing a safe and inclusive environment for all of our attendees.

What options exist for those who are not able or do not feel safe attending an in-person conference in a certain location?

CAS members have the ability to select from several different conferences and conference locations each year. All of our large events also include a livestream virtual option so attendees can participate in high-quality and interactive continuing education opportunities and networking from anywhere in the world.