So lets say you wanna look at SNL outside of work cause for whatever reason you just like looking at it in your spare time. Is there a subscription for regular people? Anything affordable? Any alternatives for non-rich regular people?
TIVO maybe if it comes on too late for you?
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I was thinking something similar . . . but thereās also Peacock streaming service to get the show as well.
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Gotta love the options CS has.
cāmon guyz
aside from the TV show, the only thing I knew as SNL isnāt called that anymore.
S&P?
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SNL as in the place to look at finance statements became S&P global if thatās what you are talking about.
Yeah I know but everyone seems to call it that, kind of how we still call Alphabet Google.
I prefer Woodworking for Mere Mortals. Great YouTube channel.
no idea what the second part of that sentence means, but now that we actually know what you are talking about
I have no idea
You should have a company rep who could tell you
That website has all the information for free supposedly, but I havenāt ever used it so no idea on format/readability. Could be worth looking into if youāre trying to find annual statement stuff
I have the āS&P Capital IQ Proā app on my phone with my work login. Have you tried that? Also, why not just use your login at home? Thereās no work-sensitive information there so I wouldnāt think that would be a problem
I still call it SNL, although the young squirts in my department look at me like Iām a confused old geezer when I do.
The nice thing about SNLā¦er S&Pā¦is that you can fetch aggregate Annual Statement and IEE data for the industry, for competitors at the group level.
Itās been a long time since I saw yellow books (or pdfs of yellow books) distributed to the actuarial department for reference when putting together rate filings. Itās just easier to use an SNLā¦er S&P template to pull the data you need.
only boring people look up financials
I just want to keep work and non-work separate. Like if I make something that uses the data, I wouldnāt want my employer to make a claim that they own it.
Iām not even sure what you mean by āSNLā. But Google still exists, as a wholly owned subsidiary of Alphabet, and most of the parts we think of when we think of Google are, still, Google. The office closest to me, which was just renovated/opened, has a large sign that says āGoogleā on it.
Why? Justā¦why?
Ummmā¦arenāt most of us actuaries?
Iām not a regular actuary, Iām a cool actuary. There are no exams in this house.