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What mathematical knowledge does an actuary use?
The actuary's mathematical knowledge is as follows:

1, math. Probability theory (score ratio is about 35%), mathematical statistics (score ratio is about 25%), applied statistics (score ratio 10%), stochastic process (score ratio is about 20%), stochastic calculus (score ratio 10%).

2. Financial mathematics. Interest theory (score about 30%), including the basic concepts of interest, annuity, yield, debt repayment, bonds and their pricing theory; Interest rate term structure and stochastic interest rate model (fractional ratio is about 16%), including interest rate term structure theory and stochastic interest rate model; The pricing theory of financial derivatives (the score is about 26%), including the introduction of financial derivatives and the pricing theory of financial derivatives; Investment theory (score about 28%), including portfolio theory, CAPM and APT theory.