What can actuaries do?
1, consulting
Advise clients on actuarial financial risks, usually related to employee benefits and insurance.
2, enterprise risk management
Provide tools, technologies and perspectives to manage operational risks at the enterprise or company level.
3. Environmental finance
Using financial technology and practice to solve environmental problems.
4. Health and retirement financing
Provide advice on all aspects of social insurance, including capital level and population forecast.
5. Investment and fund management
Focusing on the asset risk of asset managers, it also contributes to the fields of hedging strategy, derivative structure and structured financing.
6. Pension certificate
Contributions required to fund the pension plan.
7. Forecast and analysis
Using modeling and data analysis techniques on large data sets to discover the prediction patterns and relationships used by business.
8. Pricing determines product function and pricing.
9. Product line or market segment risk management
Perform risk management functions for specific business lines of insurance companies.
10, sales and marketing
Help people directly involved in marketing to formulate policies, information and salary levels.
1 1. Provide extensive business and management supervision for the top decision makers of the organization.
12, valuation
Carry out empirical research, cash flow testing and other work to determine the reserves and capital holdings of insurance companies.
Wealth management and financial planning
Contribute skills and expertise to wealth management companies and individuals.
Actuarial examination subjects
The actuarial examination subjects include eight subjects, namely A 1 Mathematics, A2 financial mathematics, A3 economics, A4 actuarial model, A5 actuarial management, A6 life insurance management, A7 non-life insurance actuarial and A8 accounting and finance.
Application conditions of actuaries
1, comply with national laws and regulations and industry rules.
2. Have full capacity for civil conduct.
3. Obtain a bachelor's degree or above recognized by the education administrative department of the State Council.