Phuong Tran is an actuarial assistant at Taylor & Mulder, Inc. with significant rate regulation experience. Ms. Tran holds BS degrees in Mathematics and Actuarial Science, with a minor in Economics from University of Nebraska-Lincoln with three years of experience in the property and casualty insurance industry. Ms. Tran has passed Casualty Actuarial Society Exam FM, Exam P, Exam MAS-I, Exam MAS-II.

At Taylor & Mulder, Inc., Ms. Tran is responsible for reviewing rate filings for personal and commercial lines of insurance including private passenger automobile, homeowners, and businessowners filings. These rate filings cover a wide range of ratemaking techniques including the pure premium method and loss ratio method as well as more advanced statistical modeling methods such as generalized linear models, classification models, scoring models, catastrophe models, and wildfire models.

Ms. Tran also contributes to Taylor & Mulder's risk-focused financial examination actuarial services, reviewing actuarial reports and supporting documentation submitted by insurers, captives, and pooled risk funds.

Prior to joining Taylor & Mulder, Inc., Ms. Tran worked as an Insurance Analyst II for the Nebraska Department of Insurance, conducting the review and analysis of property and casualty filings for various types of insurance, ensuring compliance with state statutes and regulations.