Enterprise Risk Management (life) Actuary

2 sequenced courses

ILA 101
Pricing and Introduction to Valuation and Risk Management ▼
  • Individual Life and Annuity Product Design and Pricing: Understand the designs of the common Life and Annuity products and their associated features and inherent risks, and the methods to design and price these products.
  • Assumption Development and Experience Studies: Understand different types of actuarial assumptions and how experience studies are designed and used for evaluating past experience and for setting assumptions.
  • Product Management: Understand common issues and practices related to Product Management.
  • Introduction to Life and Annuity Valuation Concepts: Understand common valuation and capital techniques used in U.S., Canadian, and international regulatory frameworks.
  • Introduction to Assets and Risk Management: Understand various techniques for addressing the mitigation of risk within a life insurance and annuity context.
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ILA 201-U
Valuation and Advanced Product and Risk Management, U.S. ▼
  • U.S. Financial Reporting Requirements: Understand and apply U.S. valuation principles and methods applicable to individual life insurance and annuity products issued by U.S. life insurance companies.
  • Capital Management: Understand how to explain and apply the methods, approaches and tools of financial capital management for life insurance companies under a U.S. regulatory framework.
  • Management and Evaluation of Life Insurance Risks: Understand types of life insurance risks, the impacts of diversification, crediting rating agency frameworks, and the assessment of risk management.
  • Advanced Product Management: Understand the fundamentals of value creation and inforce management techniques for life and annuity products.
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ILA 201-I
Valuation and Advanced Product and Risk Management, International ▼
  • International Financial Reporting Requirements: Understand and apply valuation principles to individual life insurance and annuity products issued by international life insurance companies.
  • Capital Management: Understand international capital requirements, the approaches and tools of financial capital management for international life insurance companies.
  • Management and Evaluation of Life Insurance Risks: Understand various approaches to manage and evaluate life insurance risks.
  • Advanced Product Management: Understand value creation and inforce management techniques for life and annuity products.
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2 additional courses

CFE 101
Enterprise Risk Management ▼
  • Enterprise Risk Management Foundations: Understand the fundamentals of ERM and be able to apply them to organizations.
  • Risk Analysis and Evaluation: Understand the types of risks faced by an entity and be able to identify and analyze these risks.
  • Embedding ERM into Decision Making: How an organization can articulate its approach to risk and how to assess risk and return trade-offs. The candidate will understand the approaches for managing risk. The candidate will understand different concepts of risk capital, risk measures in capital assessment and techniques to allocate risk capital once aggregated.
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CP 312
Model Development and Governance ▼
  • Cash Flow Models for Long-Term Insurance Business: Understand, develop, apply, and evaluate cash flow models for various types of long-term insurance business. The candidate will demonstrate an understanding of the underlying modeling methodologies: their strengths, limitations, and applications.
  • Non-Cash Flow and Supplementary Models for Financial Business: Understand, apply, and evaluate non-cash flow and supplementary models for various types of long-term insurance business. The candidate will demonstrate an understanding of the underlying methodologies: their strengths, limitations, and applications.
  • Model Governance: Understand and be able to apply appropriate model governance to assess and address issues common to the development and management of models.
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