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I am a math major. What do actuaries need to bring? Can I take the insurance actuary exam directly? Or do you have to take the actuarial exam before you can take the actuarial exam?
First, take the quasi-precision examination of the Chinese Actuaries Association and obtain the quasi-precision qualification, and then you can take the formal actuarial examination.

The examination contents are as follows:

A 1

mathematics

First, probability theory (the score ratio is about 35%)

B, mathematical statistics (score ratio is about 25%)

C, application statistics (score ratio is about 10%)

D, random process (score ratio is about 20%)

E, stochastic calculus (fractional ratio is about 10%)

Aortic second sound

Financial mathematics

First, the interest theory (the fraction is about 30%)

1. Basic concept of interest (fractional ratio is about 4%)

2. Annuity (about 6%)

3. Rate of return (score ratio is about 6%)

4. Debt repayment (the score is about 4%)

5. Bond and its pricing theory (the score ratio is about 10%)

B term structure of interest rate and stochastic interest rate model (fractional ratio is about 16%)

1. Term structure theory of interest rate (fractional ratio is about 10%)

2. Stochastic interest rate model (fractional ratio is about 6%)

C, financial derivatives pricing theory (score about 26%)

1. Introduction to financial derivatives (the score ratio is about 10%)

2. Pricing theory of financial derivatives (fractional ratio is about 16%)

D, investment theory (score about 28%)

1. Portfolio theory (the score ratio is about 12%)

2. CAPM and APT theory (the score ratio is about 16%).

A3

Actuarial model

A. Basic risk model (scoring rate is about 34.3%)

B. Estimation and selection of models (scoring rate is about 28.6%)

C, model adjustment and random simulation (the score ratio is about 37. 1%)

A4 size

economics

1. Microeconomics (with a score of about 50%)

B, macroeconomics (score is about 30%)

C. Finance (the score ratio is about 20%)

A5

Actuarial life insurance

First, actuarial mathematics of life insurance (score ratio is about 55%)

1. Survival distribution and life table (score ratio is about 5%)

2. Actuarial present value of life insurance (fractional ratio is about 5%)

3. Actuarial present value of life annuity (fractional ratio is about 6%)

4. Balanced net premium (score ratio is about 8%)

5. Responsibility reserve (the score ratio is about 10%)

6. Gross premium and revised reserve (scoring ratio is about 8%)

7. Multiple life functions (the score ratio is about 5%)

8. Multivariable risk model (scoring ratio is about 5%)

9. Multiple state transition models (the score ratio is about 3%)

B. Actuarial practice of life insurance (score ratio is about 45%)

1. Life insurance basis (score ratio is about 9%)

2. Pricing (the scoring ratio is about 15%)

3. Reserve evaluation and solvency supervision (the score ratio is about 18%)

4 appendix China life insurance actuarial provisions (score ratio is about 3%)

A6

Non-life actuarial science

I. Risk measurement (the score ratio is about 10%)

B, statistical methods in non-life insurance actuarial (score ratio is about 10%)

C. Determination of non-life insurance premium rate (score ratio is about 20%)

D, non-life insurance rate correction (score ratio is about 20%)

E. Non-life insurance reserve (score ratio is about 30%)

F actuarial problems of reinsurance (fractional ratio is about 10%)

A7

Accounting and finance

First, financial accounting (score ratio is about 60%)

1. Accounting: an information system used for decision-making (the score is about 12%). The significance and function of accounting; Accounting standard system; The demand of accounting information users for accounting information; The role of enterprise accounting standards; The relationship between different enterprise organizational forms and accounting.

2. Basic accounting theory (the score ratio is about 18%). The goal of accounting; Basic assumptions of accounting; Accounting basis; Accounting elements and measurement attributes; Quality characteristics of accounting information; Composition and function of enterprise financial report.

3. The basic principle and process of accounting cycle (score ratio is about 5%). Enterprise value cycle; Accounting equations and accounting subjects; Debit bookkeeping method; Basic flow of accounting cycle.

4. Accounting and disclosure of balance sheet elements (score ratio is about 10%). Accounting for major items of assets, liabilities and owners' equity; Calculation and presentation of major items in the balance sheet.

5. Accounting and disclosure of elements in the income statement (score ratio is about 10%). Accounting for major items of income, expenses and profits; Calculation and presentation of major items in income statement.

6. The basic principle of cash flow statement (the score ratio is about 5%). The concept of cash in the cash flow statement; Structure and main items of cash flow statement; Classification of cash flow in cash flow statement of insurance company.

B, insurance accounting (score ratio is about 10%)

The characteristics and contents of insurance accounting; Accounting for major businesses of non-life insurance contracts, life insurance contracts and reinsurance contracts; Contents of major financial statements of insurance companies.

C, financial management (score about 30%)

1. Basic methods of working capital management (score ratio is about 5%). Related concepts of working capital management; Accounts receivable and accounts payable management; Management of cash and cash equivalents; Preparation, implementation and assessment of operating budget; Basic methods of financing portfolio and asset portfolio management.

2. Financing and investment management: long-term capital decision, capital cost and project investment (the score ratio is about 10%). Long-term financing model and its characteristics; Capital cost and capital structure decision; Project investment and cash flow estimation; Summary of project investment evaluation methods.

3. Corporate financial analysis: statement interpretation (score ratio is about 15%). Overview of financial analysis methods; Solvency analysis; Profitability and operational capability analysis; Investment analysis; Interpretation of the statement by different stakeholders; Limitations of financial analysis.

A8

Actuarial management

I. Actuaries, actuarial occupations and actuarial working environment (the score ratio is about 15%)

B, actuarial management system (score about 30%)

C application of actuarial management system in actuarial practice (score ratio is about 55%)

1. product development and management (accounting for about 20%)

2. Debt evaluation (score ratio is about 20%)

3. Asset-liability management (the score ratio is about 10%)

4. Solvency (the score is about 5%)

(Note: 1 and course A 1-A8 are all written for 3 hours. 2. After passing all the courses in A 1-A8, candidates need to attend a one-day A9 professional ethics education training course for quasi-actuaries in China to obtain the qualification of quasi-actuaries in China. )

(ii) Actuarial component

China actuary qualification examination actuary level examination course is divided into life insurance and non-life insurance, and all courses are written in 4 hours.

1, life insurance direction

The actuary (life insurance direction) examination consists of 7 specialized courses and 1 professional ethics education course. The specific course names are as follows:

FC 1 insurance law and related regulations

Financial Management of FC2 Insurance Company

FC3 * Health insurance

FC4 * Investment Science

FL 1 Actuarial Practice of Individual Life Insurance and Annuity

FL2 Asset and Liability Management

FL3 * Employee Benefit Plan

(Note: The courses marked with * are courses that have not been tested, and the specific test time will be announced one after another according to the course construction. )

2. Non-life insurance direction

The actuary (non-life insurance) examination consists of 7 specialized courses and 1 professional ethics education course. The specific course names are as follows:

FC 1 insurance law and related regulations

Financial Management of FC2 Insurance Company

FC3 * Health insurance

FC4 * Investment Science

FG 1 * actuarial practice of non-life insurance

FG2 * Non-life Insurance Pricing

FG3 * Non-life insurance liability reserve evaluation

(Note: The courses marked with * are courses that have not been tested, and the specific test time will be announced one after another according to the course construction. )

Under the premise of obtaining the qualification of quasi-actuary in China, you can obtain the qualification of actuary in China as long as you meet one of the following conditions:

Series 1 (life insurance direction): Pass FC 1, FC2, FL 1 courses, and pass at least 2 courses of FC3, FC4, FL2 and FL3.

Series II (non-life insurance direction): Pass FC 1, FG 1, FG2 and FG3 courses, and at least FC2, FC3 and FC4 courses pass 1 course.

After meeting the requirements of the above examination course, you need to attend a one-day training course on professional ethics education for Chinese actuaries before you can obtain the qualification of Chinese actuaries.