by lakemen » Thu Jun 22, 2006 10:10 am
This is a section specifically developed for the Actuaries. Actuaries all over the world are welcome to this segment. Over here they may discuss all issues related to Actuarial Science.
The Community invites discussions which are open and not related to product specific issues. Numerous actuarial professionals (product, marketing etc) are expected to interact amongst each other over here. This platform would help towards resolving issues relating to a particular product and to define a strategy for the future.
The Community invites discussions which are open and not related to product specific issues. Numerous actuarial professionals (product, marketing etc) are expected to interact amongst each other over here. This platform would help towards resolving issues relating to a particular product and to define a strategy for the future.
Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2007 10:01 am Post Subject:
Hello everyone! I'm not an actuary yet, but I am intended to become. I've heard that there are some types of exams ou have to pas to become sertified actuary. These are (optionally) British or American exams. If we concern British - there are 8 of them to become full actuary and 4 to become smth like "helper of actuary". The basical level exams include Probability Theory, Mathematical statistics, Finance Mathematics and Insurance.
I've already got a bachelor's degree in Mathematics and we have studied some of the listed subjects. The last we had - was actuary mathematics - so I will be able to pass some of these exams next year. Maybe someone wants to share his experience in passing of these exams?
Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2007 10:11 am Post Subject:
Acturies for all graduates,min grade B in A-level mathematics or equivalent, unless your degree is in mathematics or actuarial science.
Preferred subjects include:
* actuarial mathematics
* actuarial science
* business
* economics
* engineering
* mathematics
* physical/applied science
* statistics
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