Anthem/WellPoint Postscript
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The Los Angeles Times has a pretty good profile of the actuary who got WellPoint/Anthem to roll back its rate increase in California. He had worked for Ernst & Young, "where he supervised 45 actuaries and enjoyed a corner office with a sweeping view of San Diego Bay. Ernst & Young downsized seven years ago, leaving Axene, then 53, out of work.":

He decided to start his own business...a small office behind his master bedroom serves as the corporate headquarters of Axene Health Partners. He shares the bare-bones space — dubbed 'the Outhouse' — with Tiffany, his office manager and daughter-in-law, and his son Josh, an actuary, while six other employees work from their homes in California and Oregon. Axene likes it that way, surrounded by family in a tranquil place where he can wear shorts and deck shoes to work...

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Anthem/WellPoint Postscript
futureofcapitalism.com

The Los Angeles Times has a pretty good profile of the actuary who got WellPoint/Anthem to roll back its rate increase in California. He had worked for Ernst & Young, "where he supervised 45 actuaries and enjoyed a corner office with a sweeping view of San Diego Bay. Ernst & Young downsized seven years ago, leaving Axene, then 53, out of work.":

He decided to start his own business...a small office behind his master bedroom serves as the corporate headquarters of Axene Health Partners. He shares the bare-bones space — dubbed 'the Outhouse' — with Tiffany, his office manager and daughter-in-law, and his son Josh, an actuary, while six other employees work from their homes in California and Oregon. Axene likes it that way, surrounded by family in a tranquil place where he can wear shorts and deck shoes to work...

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